The Bartender's Self-Cultivation

I'm an excellent bartender. Today is my first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth... I've lost count of how many days I've worked at this bar. I really love this job. Even though the customers insist on calling one another by liquor names, that doesn't stop me from loving this job. What's wrong with grown adults indulging in a little chuunibyou in their spare time? Even though every customer is obsessed with wearing black, that doesn't stop me from loving this job. They could turn my uniform into a paint palette, and I wouldn't care! Even though the customers are always talking about fighting and killing, that doesn't stop me from loving this job. I've learned to filter out all those censored words without batting an eye! Even though the customers look terrifying, that doesn't stop me from loving this job. I win over every customer with excellent service. My work ethic is flawless! ...Because the boss pays me a whole lot. * One day, I noticed that the whiskey customers, who usually came as a group of three, were down to two. I casually asked where the third bottle of whiskey had gone. Rye Whiskey gave a cold laugh and turned away. I pretended not to notice the regret in his eyes. Bourbon Whiskey looked a little forlorn, then put on a brave face and told me Scotch Whiskey was a fake bottle and had already "shattered." I nodded calmly, not calling out the two whiskeys' act. As an excellent server, I had to protect my customers' fragile hearts. As I mixed their drinks, I thought: did they really think I wouldn't know whether the third bottle of whiskey had shattered? After all, last night, I was lucky enough to find a bottle of Scotch Whiskey. [Serious Tone] [Mainly Red and Black Factions] [Riddler Warning] [The Protagonist Is Not a Liquor] [Red Faction] [Hiro Mitsuya Pairing] [Happy Ending] [Plot Takes Priority Over Romance in the Main Story, Romance Takes Priority Over Plot in the Extras. I personally love the romance throughout the whole novel. If you only want romance, I recommend looking for the extra, Rain Is God's Fireworks, in my author column and reading it as a free short story.] Theme: Not being defined