Having discussed Kagura Hikaru's situation, it was naturally Red Pepper Band's turn.
However, before they started their conversation, guests began to trickle into the livehouse, livening up the place considerably. It seemed a performance was about to start, and obviously, it was not a good atmosphere for talking.
Mr. Sagami, as was to be expected, led them out of there.
This livehouse was merely a meeting point; he had never intended to discuss business in such a place.
He took Kagura Hikaru and the others to a homey family restaurant, ordered a drink, juice or coffee, for each of them, and of course, desserts were not omitted. Mr. Sagami had paid the bill in advance, and there was nothing Kagura Hikaru and the others could do to stop him.
This tactic of winning people over by rushing to pick up the tab is very Chinese. Either he had spent time in China, or he had Chinese people around him.
