The group, Tomoya and the others, returned to the club classroom.
"Tomoya, do you have any ideas about the club funds?"
As soone who had been in society for several years, Utaha naturally understood that without money, nothing could be done.
Now, not only did the club have no money, but Tomoya also had to return the school's funds, a total of 7.86 million yen. If he couldn't co up with it, in three days, Tomoya could go to jail.
A look of confusion was in Tomoya's eyes. Clearly, Tomoya had no solution. At that mont, Tomoya was completely bewildered.
Where could he get 7.86 million yen now?
Tomoya also owed a pile of debt outside, waiting for the club funds to pay it back. But now, he couldn't get the club funds at all.
Once the repaynt deadline for his external debts arrived, Tomoya would be unable to pay, directly facing credit ruin. He could forget about loans, mortgages, car loans, and the like in the future.
Seeing Tomoya's state, Utaha couldn't help but frown slightly, 'Was Tomoya always this useless?'
"Tomoya, I'm asking you, do you have the money to pay it back?"
Utaha's question snapped Tomoya back to reality. Then Tomoya shook his head.
"I rember you bought a lot of figures and such, Tomoya. I know sothing about these things. They should be very popular among your otaku community. You could sell these figures at an eighty percent discount or even half price. That way, you could at least scrape together a portion, Tomoya. We can figure out the remaining shortfall."
As soon as Utaha proposed this suggestion, Tomoya said with agitation, "No, I don't agree. I went through a lot of trouble to buy these figures. I won't sell them."
Utaha was completely stunned.
"Tomoya, do you know that if you don't return that club funding within three days, your credit will be ruined? And when the school reports it to the police, you will be expelled and sent to jail."
Tomoya's body trembled. Then, with a pained expression, he said, "There must be another way."
As he spoke, Tomoya looked at Utaha and Eriri.
"Eriri, Utaha, can you lend so money?"
Hearing Tomoya's words, Utaha fell silent. 7.86 million yen was equivalent to 78,600 USD from Hakuto's previous life.
Utaha simply couldn't co up with that much money. Even as a sowhat famous author, Utaha had sold hundreds of thousands of copies of her light novels, but after taxes, her total share was only around seven or eight million.
Give her entire savings to Tomoya to pay off his debts?
Not to ntion that Utaha was not Tomoya's girlfriend. Even if Utaha were his girlfriend, it would clearly be very difficult to do such a thing.
Even married couples argue about money. Was it possible for Utaha to give so much money to Tomoya to pay his debts?
And more importantly, Tomoya could clearly sell so of his collectibles to raise a portion of the funds, then Utaha could help with whatever shortfall remained.
But Tomoya was completely unwilling to sell his otaku goods. Instead, he wanted Utaha to give him the money to pay his debts.
Seeing Utaha's silence, a flash of anger passed through Tomoya's eyes. Then he turned his gaze to Eriri.
"Eriri."
Did Eriri have money?
Definitely not. Although Eriri was a Doujinshi artist, how much money could a Doujinshi artist make?
And more importantly, the current Japan was not the Japan from Hakuto's previous life.
Things like Doujinshi could not be sold openly.
However, while Eriri didn't have money, her family did.
Eriri looked at Tomoya. Then she said, "I will go ho later and borrow money from my mother."
Tomoya imdiately beca happy.
"Great, Eriri! At a ti like this, you really are the reliable one!"
Tomoya's words made Utaha feel a twinge of dissatisfaction in her heart.
But Utaha remained silent.
Hearing this, Eriri was a little happy. She shot a triumphant glance at Utaha. Her eyes conveyed a ssage: 'It seems I'm indeed the better one.'
Utaha looked at Eriri with a trace of mockery in her eyes, 'Sawamura Spencer Eriri, heh. What a stupid woman.'
'What Hakuto said was right. Sawamura Spencer Eriri really was a stupid woman.'
Suddenly, Hakuto popped into Utaha's mind.
Then, she compared Hakuto and Tomoya. She suddenly realized that Tomoya couldn't even compare to a single hair on Hakuto's body.
Utaha was startled by this thought. She quickly cleared it from her mind.
"Well, I'm going ho now."
Eriri said goodbye to Tomoya and left.
Back ho, Eriri directly said to Sayuri, who was in the living room, "Mom, give 8 million yen!"
Hearing this, Sayuri didn't get angry. She just looked at Eriri and said, "What do you need it for?"
Eriri replied directly, "That villain Hakuto caused Tomoya to owe 7.86 million yen. If Tomoya doesn't pay it back within three days, he'll be arrested."
Sayuri looked at Eriri and asked calmly, "Eriri, I won't ask why Aki Tomoya owes so much money. I just ask you, can Aki Tomoya pay this money back?"
Eriri was stunned, 'No, he won't, right?'
That thought imdiately ca to Eriri's mind, but it was quickly dispelled.
"Yes, he will."
A hint of sarcasm appeared at the corner of Sayuri's mouth.
"Eriri, have Aki Tomoya sign a contract. He will repay a certain amount each month, calculated at the bank's minimum interest rate. If he agrees, I will lend it."
Eriri looked at her mother. "Mom, why do we need to do that? It's not like we're short 8 million yen."
Hearing this, disappointnt filled Sayuri's eyes.
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