Tokyo Agent: Starting with Picking Up a Problem Girl

Chapter 144 Vulnerability

"Nakajima Hiroshi, did you orchestrate this?"

In fact, most people within Sakaki Geino had received the news, but they generally adopted a wait-and-see attitude.

After all, it's common for various departments to have complicated procedures, and people have accumulated a lot of resentment over time.

But Momochi was very worried.

If Nakajima Hiroshi doesn't understand his target and directs his destructive power towards Sakaki Geino, he will face an extremely swift and fierce attack, which could even implicate him.

The strength of a large company's response to hostility is unmatched by any agent, not even Kuroda.

"What happened?"

When confronted by Momochi, Hiroshi Nakajima chose to play dumb.

After all, this woman had betrayed him. He could use her, but he absolutely could not reveal any information to her that might bring disaster.

"You'd better not know."

Momochi Momochi's tone was quite unfriendly.

"I'm warning you, don't confuse Kuroda Karin with Sakaki Geino; they're not even in the same league."

"rest assured."

After hanging up the phone, Nakajima Hiroshi thought to himself that he might have to prepare to face Momochi Momo's questioning.

"Have all of us managed to squeeze in?"

"They're inside."

"Okay, contact the lobby and proceed as planned."

Soon, a group of well-dressed thugs squeezed to the main entrance in a rather disheveled manner, only to be stopped by security.

"Let it in."

Seeing that the person in question had appeared, the general affairs officer quickly ordered them to be released.

Regardless of who the other party is, let me figure out the situation first.

However, the first thing these thugs said as they entered made the head of general affairs feel his blood pressure soar.

"What kind of event is your company holding? There are so many people gathered here."

"As expected of a large company, the scene here is truly extraordinary!"

That expression made it seem like he was genuinely praising someone.

"What are you here for?"

The general affairs officer's expression was quite stiff.

What the hell? Didn't they attract those people outside?

"We were commissioned by the merchant to deliver a thank-you letter and gifts."

They handed out gifts, most of which were "celebrating the great success of the collaborative performance," accompanied by photos from the event and gifts for the artists themselves, all beautifully packaged.

"The customer had also ordered a bouquet, but the place was too crowded, and we were worried about damaging it. Could you please pass on their message..."

The general affairs officer stared at the group, instinctively feeling that he was being used.

For a large company like Sakaki Geino, when this kind of situation occurs, they would definitely need to provide a detailed report of the incident.

This thank-you gift should undoubtedly be recorded, and this information will then spread throughout the company.

As the trigger for the incident, it will undoubtedly be thoroughly investigated, and any suspicious activity in the performance will immediately be brought to the forefront.

He keenly perceived the essence of the problem, because this kind of practice was not uncommon in large companies.

Irregularities are common in this industry, and brawls between agents are also frequent, which leads to an excessive number of internal whistleblower reports.

By the time the risk control department gets involved, the matter has often already been sealed off.

So if you want to target someone, you usually use a sudden incident to bring the evidence to the forefront, making them the focus of the investigation.

But what could he do? His job was only to control the scene; investigation and accountability were not his department's responsibility.

You even have to thank them politely.

"I will keep it safe and pass it on to the artist, and please also convey my gratitude to Sakagi Genyo."

Hand over a hammer.

Such thank-you gifts from businesses are often thrown away as garbage that same evening.

Based on the current situation, they should soon appear in the risk control department, waiting for the artists involved to come and claim them.

"Thank you for your help. We have other orders to deliver, so we won't bother you any longer."

"Please come this way."

What can we do? We can't just detain them, can we? They'll just insist they're doing odd jobs, and that will only cause more trouble.

You know what, if they really investigate further, they might actually be found out to be doing odd jobs.

Hiroshi Nakajima's design was quite modular; in other words, he manipulated Kimura to connect all the links, and the others were unaware of the specifics.

The spectators waiting outside for the Wagyu beef, seeing no response for a long time, began to riot again.

At this moment, several more people stood on the outer edge, pretending to be surprised while frowning and trying to organize.

"Why are there so many people here? Who are our family members...?"

They were wearing different overalls, making them look like they came from various stores.

"Anyone holding a flyer for Yasui Ramen, come here for a lucky draw!"

Someone was holding a loudspeaker, trying to organize the onlookers.

His task was to help promote the opening of "Anjoy Ramen" by distributing coupons.

This is definitely not something that needs to be reported.

But the general affairs officer's eyes lit up; finally, a name appeared, and he quickly wrote it down!

The other party is at least the organizer of the crowd, so there will be a target for accountability later.

The audience naturally had no idea what Anjoy Ramen was. They were indeed attracted by the flyers, but they threw them away after reading them. Only the free lottery and the top-grade Wagyu beef stuck in their minds.

But it doesn't matter, the organizer has shown up, that's him.

"Me, me!"

"Seriously, if you're not prepared for an event, don't hold it at all. The scene is so chaotic."

"Yasui Ramen? I thought it was something Sakaki Geino would run..."

"I kept the flyer; it says 'Da Ming Tea House' on it."

That's right, even the commissions of Da Ming Tea House were handled by local thugs.

"Momotaro Printing, whoever has this flyer is from our family, come with me, it's too crowded here."

"I'm sorry, sir, it's true that if the flyer is thrown away..."

"What!?"

Are you trying to pick a fight?

Some guests started causing trouble.

Of course, these guests were also hired to cause trouble.

After all, it's impossible to actually give away gifts and top-grade Wagyu beef; the cost simply wouldn't cover it. It's better to give the thugs some benefits and let them fight it out.

Hearing that no one could participate without a flyer had already deterred many spectators. Humans are prone to bias, and seeing people leave, the onlookers gradually dispersed as well.

In the end, only a small group of the most stubborn people remained at the scene, holding up flyers and demanding an explanation from Sakaki Geino.

The general affairs officer took the leaflet and immediately felt a headache coming on.

The printing is exquisite, and different materials and specifications of paper were deliberately chosen.

The activity description was written in a very serious manner.

This is definitely someone deliberately causing trouble, without a doubt.

But it's difficult to hold anyone accountable.

Because the other party did not use Sakaki Geino's name.

Most of the flyers from Nakajima Hiroshima are titled "Pre-launch," "New Product Launch," or "Recruitment," and only a small number of copies of each title are printed.

Even if the community really pursues this, it can only come to the conclusion that "a bunch of small promotions from different merchants just happen to coincide," which nobody would believe.

Everyone knows this is not true, but they can only accept it reluctantly.

What else can we do?

Most of those who showed up were thugs, and investigating them would likely yield no benefit and would only waste money.

Therefore, it will most likely fizzle out.

After all, the law is meaningless if the defendant can't extract any benefits from it.

But the internal situation won't be so easily dismissed.

Judging from the timing, my inquiry and notification have already spread to all departments, and it's too late to withdraw them now.

For risk control and legal departments, this is all about performance, and they will definitely demand detailed reports and clues, relentlessly pursuing them like sharks that have smelled blood.

The designers are adept at exploiting vulnerabilities in modular teams.

Even though they understood all this, the general affairs officer had no choice but to be used against his will.

That was his duty.

Just then, Nakajima Hiroshi's phone rang.

I looked at the number; it was Baidi Tao.

It seems this woman is indeed paying close attention to this matter, and has already discovered that Nakajima Hiroshi's words and actions are completely different.