ave someone you like to massage it.”

“Stop saying anything that might cause a misunderstanding! Or rather, you were big before you met me!”

“Ah.”

I let out an involuntary yell and Maya’s eyes met mine.

Even though this is my room, it was awkward because I was caught peeking.

I move to my right and left, and everyone who was holding me down quietly backs away and tries to fade away from the scene.
They are clever, which is surprising.
These individuals are the unjust ones.

Maya, with a doll-like expressionless face, ran over to me and said, sticking out her flat chest.

“Can you message it?”

“Eh?”

The faded-out women’s group came back in a flash.

Then they pushed me to the floor.

“I misjudge you, Honey-chan! I never thought you’d touch Maya-chan!”

“Honey-kun, are you willing to do anything as long as it’s about boobs!?”

“Honey-kun, can I do psychometry? It’s fine right!?”

“This lewd! Pervert! Breast fetishism! You’ve been looking at my boobs with those eyes, too!”

“Gyah! Don’t kick me, don’t kick me! Help me, Maria!”

“Eh? Who?”

“Me!”

Kiriha yelled as I struck a karate chop pose on my stomach.

“Honey, look at this!”

Getting up from the couch, Kiriha enlarged the MR screen by 10 times and flew it in front of us.

“Hmm? Bank of Japan Governor Kaneda Yasunori holds an emergency press conference?”

On the MR screen in TV mode, we saw a first-aged man who appeared in the press conference room.

He was the root of all evil that had fought with the prime minister and driven Japan into financial ruin.

He was a fat man with round cheeks like he was chomping on marshmallows and small round glasses buried in his face.

In this day and age when devices correct our vision, glasses are more of an accessory, but considering the generation, those must have been real glasses.

Many people over the age of the first generation still have resistance to the device.

President Kaneda glares at us through the camera, his eyes shining from behind the lens with a very insidious look.

“I am going to be direct.
Today, I have decided to sell off 1,600 trillion yen worth of Japanese government bonds held by the Bank of Japan to foreign countries to obtain foreign currency.”

The air in the living room froze.

I could feel myself and everyone else’s gasps.

We were modern kids, not very knowledgeable about politics and economics.

But over the past month and a half, as I’ve listened to Director Sayuri, I’ve come to understand how it works.

That is why we understand the seriousness of selling off government bonds to foreign countries.

The IOUs called Japanese government bonds are held by the Bank of Japan, which is a relative of the government, so there is no obligation to repay them.

Yet, if it were to sell them off to foreign countries, Japan would have to pay 1,600 trillion yen to foreign countries.

“Our Japan is going to be destroyed.”

Everyone nodded at the words that escaped my mouth.

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