What's It Like to Be a Double Agent in Everyone's Camp?

My previous completed novel, which is free to read: What's It Like to Be the Same Height as Your Boss? I recommend starting with that one. Coming soon: [Crossover] Performative Personality, pairing: Nikolai Gogol What's it like to be a double agent for different organizations? Sato Shimozi: Thanks for asking. I'm on a plane, thinking about my next employer. Life is good right now. My enemies have either already had accidents or are about to. As long as the benefits you bring in are high enough and you switch sides quickly enough, no one will care that you're a double agent. Here's how it happened: I worked for Boss Mori for a month without pay before suddenly realizing my contract with him had expired. Anyway, I'd already tricked my boyfriend into dating me, so I decided to find a new work environment. After working at the liquor distillery for a few months and somehow driving it into bankruptcy, I felt guilty, so I quit and went to Sicily to lie low. After a certain seafood company and a certain white flower kicked me out of Sicily, I had no choice but to return to my hometown, Yokohama, get married, and live off my partner. I felt that wasn't right, so when I heard the Academy City next door was hiring teachers, I resolutely went there. Listen, even though I'm a double agent who loves causing trouble, I'm a good girl. PS: 1. Recommended to read with the previous novel. First person, paired with the handsome hat-wearing guy who's 160 centimeters tall. 2. The heroine is a silly, scheming strategist with a hopeless romantic streak, playing mind games with the scriptwriters. 3. The teacher job happens in an extra, not in the main story. Theme: Protect the people around you and rediscover yourself.