When shang leaves, the boss tells him to stop thinking about eating pastries and to stop worrying about the punishment he will receive if he does not stop eating them. Aww, that's a little harsh, isn't it? Well, it doesn't sound like the punishment is too harsh. It's just that he's not a good person. He's too busy making pastries to care about the people around him. Oh, and by the way, he sent her a box of music so she can listen to some of her favorite songs. Hmm...what's that song about? It turns out it's called "hirakawachi," which means "Japanese song." Translation: "I'm going to get some sleep. I'm just going to listen to this song. I want to chill out. I don't want to wake up in the middle of the night and have nothing left. I already have a lot of things left. What's going on here? Oh, wait, what's up with that bracelet? It just got blown into the wind. It looks like the bracelet belongs to sister yangbai, and she's worried that she'll lose it if she loses it.
When shang leaves, the boss tells him to stop thinking about eating pastries and to stop worrying about the punishment he will receive if he does not stop eating them. Aww, that's a little harsh, isn't it? Well, it doesn't sound like the punishment is too harsh. It's just that he's not a good person. He's too busy making pastries to care about the people around him. Oh, and by the way, he sent her a box of music so she can listen to some of her favorite songs. Hmm...what's that song about? It turns out it's called "hirakawachi," which means "Japanese song." Translation: "I'm going to get some sleep. I'm just going to listen to this song. I want to chill out. I don't want to wake up in the middle of the night and have nothing left. I already have a lot of things left. What's going on here? Oh, wait, what's up with that bracelet? It just got blown into the wind. It looks like the bracelet belongs to sister yangbai, and she's worried that she'll lose it if she loses it.