[The Manager Watched the Whole Thing] So What? The Employee Still Ran Off with the Customer

When you're open for business, you seek profit, not trouble. Though the dessert shop is thriving, its owner, Zhuang Gaoren, is often on the verge of a breakdown. Maybe it's the deep resentment of being single for twenty-six years, but he always thinks that any second now some girl will show up and hit on the cashier in his shop. But no bubbly girl appeared. Instead, the cashier ran off with the quiet customer. The customer was a man, and the cashier was... obviously, also a man. Apparently, the customer had been the cashier's vice principal in high school, the kind who was in charge of school discipline and caught boys and girls dating. Such an upstanding educator, such a sanctimonious hypocrite! [Reading Notes] 1. The affair is seen through the eyes of the "other man," shop owner Zhuang Gaoren. Even a powerless human light bulb has to shine. 2. Customer seme x employee uke. The customer was the employee's vice principal in high school. 3. Don't complain that it's a short story. A short story is just a child. 4. Thanks to Guagua Gua for the cover (/ω\) 5. Best enjoyed alongside "Nonsense, I Saw It All" for an even better experience. Theme: