It's the middle of the night, and we're sitting in front of a table in a fancy hotel in New York City. We're introduced to the narrator, who's super-annoyed by his boss's "sexy" behavior. He's totally grossed out by the fact that his boss seems to be having an affair with someone else, and he wants to know who it is. The narrator's not exactly sure what to make of his boss, but he's pretty sure it's a guy named Misono. Misono's boss, he tells us, is on his way out of town, so the narrator has to stay and wait for him to come back. He asks Misono if he can stop using him to get his attention, but Misono doesn't seem to care, and the narrator can't figure out why. He tells the narrator that he and Tora have fallen in love, and that they've been spending a lot of time talking about their love lives in private. He admits that he'd never be able to get Tora to talk about her love life with him, because she's too busy with her job to talk to him about it. But, he says, they're always
It's the middle of the night, and we're sitting in front of a table in a fancy hotel in New York City. We're introduced to the narrator, who's super-annoyed by his boss's "sexy" behavior. He's totally grossed out by the fact that his boss seems to be having an affair with someone else, and he wants to know who it is. The narrator's not exactly sure what to make of his boss, but he's pretty sure it's a guy named Misono. Misono's boss, he tells us, is on his way out of town, so the narrator has to stay and wait for him to come back. He asks Misono if he can stop using him to get his attention, but Misono doesn't seem to care, and the narrator can't figure out why. He tells the narrator that he and Tora have fallen in love, and that they've been spending a lot of time talking about their love lives in private. He admits that he'd never be able to get Tora to talk about her love life with him, because she's too busy with her job to talk to him about it. But, he says, they're always