āA little? Ugh, to the habit of all kinds of incorrect annoyancesā\n
Mr. Trooka wrinkles his eyebrows all the way to Mr. Arouiās words.
Iām looking at the morning state a little bit, so I guess I canāt deny it.
āEven Alooi would have been pointing out the wrong kind of meat to cut!
āI just made a little mistake.ā
āYouāve been wrong more than 10 times!
All this time, I feel unnoticed.
When I saw Mr. Druid next door, I laughed bitterly and shrugged my shoulders.
āYou left the accounting to your regular customers!
āI didnāt ask for that.ā
What the hell is going on, so customers can help me with my accounting?
Mr. Trooka thinks he canāt win, or heās staring at Mr. Arooi resentfully.
āHa, you guys, come on! Iām good, but I have other guests.ā
He was in the store. Probably a customer? but sighs loudly as they gently slap the two heads.
Finally the two of them noticed us or were laughing bitterly.
āAh, fellow āKomeā!
The way you put it, is there something you canāt do about it?
Because a customer in the store is paying attention to me and Mr. Druid!
āAhahahahahahahahahahaha, did you eat?
āSorry! I was so busy today, I had a break, I was going to eat now.ā
āYou did, didnāt youā
āBrother, Iām going to take a break. Say hello.ā
I was just calling out my name.
Could it only be during a fight?
āUh⦠will you hang out with me for a break?
I tried to look around the store until I finished eating, and Mr. Aroui stopped me.
āArenāt you in the way?
āNot at all, Iām new to eating āKomeā and Iām happyā
Donāt be thrilled when they say that for a second.
āOkay, Iām sorry to bother youā
āIvy, Iām not going around the store. If thereās anything you want, Iāll look for it.ā
āSoy sauce, not vinegar, please.ā
āPonzu? Oh, is that it? Okay.ā
Itās dangerous, I said soy sauce.
The way this world speaks quickly, I need to be pong vinegar.
When Mr. Arui serves warm tea in front of me, he removes the rice balls from the basket he inserts.
āIt smells kind of good. Thatās cute.ā
Maybe where youāre triangulating?
Watching Mr. Arooi cling.
This moment is always exciting because it may not be in your mouth.
āWow, this is delicious! Sometimes I eat rice, not at all!
Good. You seem to like it.
āThis flavoring is good too. Ah, but if I were you, would I make it a little sweeter?
When the first one is finished, start eating the second one immediately.
āIs it that good? \nA guest who just informed me about us stares into the basket.
āNo, I wonāt give it to you!
āPlease. Iāve just been working this morning.ā
āThat must be Trookaās fault!
āSure it is, but I seriously careā
With that seriousness, I pull it off a bit.
Itās just one rice balls.
āYou have no choice. You know, can you teach me how to make it?
Mr. Alui puts a basket with one remaining rice balls in front of the guest.
āHowās that? Delicious?
āI havenāt eaten yet!
A customer cheeks a bite of rice balls.
āAh, delicious this. What, āKomeā is so delicious? Even though the ākomeā dish served by Alui is not good.ā
The customer is a little excited to talk, and the other guests in the store are intrigued and stare at this one.
Iām not looking at me anything, but Iām ashamed.
āEh. Iām sorry, you havenāt heard the name yet, have you?
Mr. Aroui asks me over a cup of tea.
āYes, itās called Ivy. Best regards,ā
āIām Alooi. Well, you know because my brother used to scream his name so many times?
āThatās right. Oh, it doesnāt have to be a tribute. Because Iām not that great of a person.ā
When the customer finishes eating the rice balls, he makes his own tea and drinks it.
I am very familiar with this store.
Maybe not a customer, a shopkeeper?
When you put the fruit in your mouth, the sweetness spreads all over your mouth.
Trying to thank Mr. Culture, heās not here.
Whereās Mr. Culture? So you brought other fruits?
āAh, culture. Me, next door is better.ā
Mm-hmm. Somehow this vibe.
āAre you a lover? Are you a couple?
āLovers, couples hope next yearā
Wow ā Mr. Aloui, his face is bright red.
āYouāre not just a customer, are you?ā
āWell, you are. You got it.ā
āWell, because the air flowing between us was similar to the air flowing between the coupleā
Mr. Alouiās red face becomes more red in my words.
And when I got up from the chair, I ran to the back.
āItās okay, itās okay. Iām shy, but Iām happy.ā
I donāt know, youāre adorable.
āIvy, I bought it because I had pong vinegar. Hmm? This one?
By my side with what Mr. Druid purchased.
āMr. Alouiās lover and Mr. Culture. Maybe a couple next year?
āHahaha, nice to meet you. Uh, Ivyās father?
When Mr. Culture smiles and hands on Mr. Druid, he grips that hand back with a tremendous smile.
I wonder if I could even buy some good products?