My Iyashikei Game Chapter 431: Toys

All the clocks on the wall were ticking and they pointed at the same time. Han Fei stood before the wall of clocks silently, staring at the altar whose doors were nailed shut.

“Don’t be too surprised. Many merchandise has been left here by customers for us to sell, we’re sort of a middleman. If you damage them, you’ll have to pay.” Huang Li took out a pair of gloves and apron from under the counter, “That is one of the reasons why we operate for 24 hours. Sometimes customers would come to pawn their items or buy back the stuff they’ve pawned to us. Last time, there was a man who came with all of his son’s toys, he wanted to sell them but that very night, his son sneaks over to beg us to keep the toys for him. He would return to buy his toys back.”

“So did the child manage to buy back his toys?” Han Fei stared at the altar and asked casually.

Huang Li pointed at the miscellaneous items pile. “His toys are still inside the paper box. I haven’t seen the child for a week already.”

“Are we still going to save the toys for him?”

“Sure, the toys aren’t going to sell for much anyway but they represent the child’s childhood, they have special meaning to him.” Huang Li removed her hair clip to smooth out her hair. “The value of 2nd hand items is actually very hard to gauge. Most of the time, we’re actually helping the customers store their stuff rather than to sell them.” Huang Li led Han Fei to the computer. She showed Han Fei the account and then tested him with some questions. Han Fei answered all of them smoothly and without mistake. “You’re even more impressive than I thought, you’re going to be a reliable colleague.” Normally a person would need 3 days to get used to the job but Han Fei only used 1 hour. He had memorized all the location and prices of the merchandise and the rules of the shop.

“I have nothing more to teach you, I feel like I can get off work early.” Huang Li yawned. That was what she said but she was still worried about Han Fei. Working the nightshift here was not that easy, there were many unspoken ru

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