After Hasegawa transferred 2 million yen to his parents, his parents called him almost immediately, because for them, the 2 million yen was too much, the number was too huge.
Although in Tokyo, the normal middle-level white-collar workers have an annual salary of about 4 to 5 million yen. But for Hasegawa's parents in the countryside, 2 million may take them a year or even two years to earn. And this does not include expenses.
It can even be said that in the countryside, you can be self-sufficient, but it is really difficult to save money. After all, apart from selling the food grown in the fields every year, they have no other income.
It is a bit similar to the Celestial Empire in the 1980s or 1990s, when almost no one in the countryside went out to work, and they all worked in the fields. The annual income was just selling food twice a year.
Hasegawa's parents, in Tottori Prefecture, are still in this situation even now.
So the two million yen Hasegawa sent almost scared them to death, thinking that Hasegawa had committed a crime. They were relieved a little until Hasegawa explained that he had earned more than four million yen from his novels.
After getting up the next morning, Hasegawa found that Mrs. Yuigahama's attitude towards him was a little strange. Before, when she treated Hasegawa, she was more or less like a peer. It seemed that because Hasegawa showed maturity and helped her deal with the affairs of the Yakuza, she always regarded Hasegawa as an adult like her, although Mrs. Yuigahama always wanted Hasegawa to be her son-in-law.
But Mrs. Yuigahama herself may not have realized that in fact, Mrs. Yuigahama regarded Hasegawa as a man she could rely on.
But now, Hasegawa found that Mrs. Yuigahama seemed to want to treat him like a child, and even the tone of her speech to him was a bit similar to the tone she used to talk to Yuigahama Yui.
This situation made Hasegawa's mouth twitch twice. Why did he feel that the relationship between him and Mrs. Yuigahama seemed to be much more distant.
Of course, this relationship was not the kind of daily relationship. If it was a daily relationship, Mrs. Yuigahama should be closer to him, but the kind of relationship that seemed to treat Hasegawa as a child, or even vaguely like a son, was completely different from what Hasegawa wanted.
Hasegawa wanted to correct this relationship, but he didn't know how to start.
Confess to Mrs. Yuigahama that he liked her? Obviously, it was impossible. Hasegawa knew that Mrs. Yuigahama actually wanted him to be her son-in-law. How could he succeed in confessing his love to Mrs. Yuigahama? Maybe because of Yuigahama Yui, Mrs. Yuigahama would be very resistant and even drive Hasegawa out of the house.
Hasegawa scratched his head a little upset, messing up his hair.
"Hasegawa, are you okay?" Yuigahama Yui asked with concern.
"No, it's okay." Hasegawa smiled at Yuigahama Yui. He knew in his heart that the biggest obstacle between him and Mrs. Yuigahama was actually Yuigahama Yui.
If there was no Yuigahama Yui, the relationship between him and Mrs. Yuigahama would not be so complicated.
He and Yuigahama Yui walked into the classroom one after the other, and the people in the classroom still looked at Hasegawa with strange eyes.
After all, a boy who doesn't look particularly handsome can have contact with an excellent girl like Yukinoshita Yukino, and not just one girl. Hasegawa must have some secrets.
The boys are curious about how Hasegawa did it, and the girls are also curious about what kind of charm Hasegawa has.
So, after entering the classroom today, it was rare that someone other than Yuigahama Yui, Kato Megumi and Aki Tomoya greeted Hasegawa.
Although it was just a simple greeting. But the scope of the cold violence against Hasegawa in the class was broken.
This situation made Hayato Hayama and Yumiko Miura a little unhappy, after all, Tobe Sho had the best relationship with them. Originally, they treated Hasegawa with cold violence, and they were actually quite happy to see Hasegawa being isolated. But now, this cold violence has been broken, and they are naturally very unhappy.
In fact, they feel unhappy, and Hasegawa is also a little unhappy.
In fact, Hasegawa enjoys the cold violence treatment before. There is no need to care about other people's feelings, nor to talk to others. In addition to studying, reading, learning music knowledge or writing outlines every day, I chat with Kato Megumi and others. It's very relaxing.
Now that someone suddenly takes the initiative to greet him, Hasegawa feels that he is not as free as before.
However, Hasegawa has no way to deal with this situation. He can't tell the people in the class to continue to use cold violence against him. That would make people think he is a psychopath.
As for Yuigahama Yui, Kato Megumi and others, they are very happy to accept this situation. After all, they also sincerely regard Hasegawa as a friend.
So, although they don't like Yukinoshita Yukino to come to Hasegawa and have any contact with Hasegawa, they are still very grateful to Yukinoshita Yukino for breaking the cold violence that Hasegawa has encountered.
"Hasegawa, I don't understand this question. Can you explain it to me?" A girl in the class took the initiative to find Hasegawa.
"This question? It's very simple. I'll write it out for you." Hasegawa took the pen and wrote down the solution to this question in great detail. Even if the students' grades were poor, well, except for students like Yuigahama Yui, other people would probably be able to understand it.
"Okay, here you go." Hasegawa handed the solution to the girl.
The girl looked at the steps of the solution, then looked at Hasegawa, and opened her mouth: "Hasegawa, you are really amazing. You are worthy of being the top student in the grade."
"No, this kind of question is very simple. As long as you pay a little attention in class, anyone who is not stupid can solve it." Hasegawa said bluntly.
"... Then, I won't bother Hasegawa." The girl's expression was a little stiff.
"Well. Please." Hasegawa said indifferently without any change in his voice.
"..." With a little unwillingness and a little anger of being ignored, the girl turned around and left.