"Dong", "Dongdong", "Dongdongdong" knocking with rhythm and rhythm again came into Masaki Nakamori's ears.

He opened his eyes and reluctantly got up from the bed and opened the door. After he opened the door, he still turned his head and walked towards his bed without looking back.

Shizuka Mizukawa, who had returned, had a bag hanging on her left shoulder and a plastic bag on her right hand. This was the bento and sugar-free tea drink she bought from the convenience store downstairs.

Shizuka Mizukawa walked into the room, stopped at the entrance and took off her shoes, then went inside. She put the plastic bag on her hand on the computer desk, and then put the bag on her left shoulder down.

Shizuka Mizukawa sat on his computer chair, turned the chair a little, and said to Masaki Nakamori who was still lying on the bed, "Aren't you hungry?"

"If you fall asleep, you won't be hungry." Masaki Nakamori stretched out his right hand to scratch his butt, and replied directly.

Shizuka Mizukawa looked at him, and she was neither angry nor angry, saying, "Even if you watched the US stock market all night last night, you have been sleeping for almost seven hours now, which is enough!"

"If you didn't come to disturb me specifically, that would be enough. But it's not just once, but twice." Masaki Nakamori said, still forcing her eyes to speak.

Shizuka Mizukawa frowned slightly and said, "Are you blaming me?"

"No." Nakamori Masaki Yaguchi denied.

"You are just blaming me." Mizukawa Shizuka said with a heavy nasal voice.

Masaki Nakamori suddenly opened his eyes, sat up, looked at her with his head down and said, "How about I give you a door key here?"

In the future, it will be more convenient for you to come to me. At the same time, I don’t have to hear your special knocking sound again.”

Mizukawa Shizuka replied with a little unhappy tone: "No."

"If you don't, don't! Why do you have a little bit of emotion?" Masaki Nakamori smiled.

"I don't understand. Why do you like so much to live here? What's the good thing about it?" Mizukawa Shizuka asked targetedly.

"It's good that it's down-to-earth, humane and relaxing. It makes me feel that the people living here are living people, not people wearing masks.

The tower apartment building you rented is high-end, but it gives me the feeling that the people living there are more or less hypocritical.

Even if they meet, those who seem enthusiastic but smile on the surface will take the initiative to say hello and greet, but they are not sincere from the bottom of their hearts.” Masaki Nakamori said one thing.

"Most of the people living in my tower apartment building are middle-class. They are like this! What's so strange about you?" Shizuka Mizukawa said lightly.

"You're right. However, I still like to live here." Masaki Nakamori said with his hands crossed on his chest.

Seeing that Shizuka Mizukawa could not change his mind, she kept talking endlessly. The two childhood sweethearts grew up together, so they didn't have to deliberately live together.

She also felt that keeping a proper distance between each other was not only not a bad thing, but also a good thing.

Shizuka Mizukawa turned the computer chair under her butt, reached out and took out a bento from the shopping bag on the computer desk and opened it directly to eat.

At this time, it was time to have lunch. I had never eaten it before I came here.

Masaki Nakamori didn't feel hungry, so he didn't rush to eat and said, "I set up a third-party payment platform. What do you think?"

Shizuka Mizukawa had just taken a bite and stayed in her mouth, without biting or swallowing it. She accelerated her chewing of the food in her mouth and swallowed it.

"A third-party payment platform?" Mizukawa Shizuka said a little confused.

"Akihabara is a holy place for 2D enthusiasts. Most of the people who come here are 2D enthusiasts. These people have a special liking for animation figures, idol photos, etc.

In order to conduct a collection, you need to exchange face to face or buy directly. This is too inefficient and becomes particularly unfriendly to those who live in areas other than Tokyo Metropolitan.

Even if people living around Tokyo's 23rd District, it takes a lot of time to travel to Akihabara one-way, let alone those places, or even foreigners.

The buyer will naturally worry that if he pays first, he will not be able to get the things, and he will be deceived. Of course, the seller is not willing to send the things out first, so as to avoid the other party getting the things but not giving himself money.

With me as a platform that both parties can trust, the buyer first transfers the money to me, and the seller can ship the goods after seeing the money arrives at me.

After the buyer got the item, he made another confirmation. Then, I transferred the money to the seller. In this way, they could trade with peace of mind.

On my platform, there are also sections and forums for communication between two-dimensional enthusiasts." Masaki Nakamori talked about the basics of establishing this online platform.

"Aren't you the eBay in the United States? The only difference is that you have the targeted needs of special groups.

Then what is your profit model? It may not be charged a certain proportion of handling fees based on the amount of transactions between the two parties?" Mizukawa Shizuka said seriously.

"No handling fees are charged. I plan to first make up the number of registered member users and then use this as the basis for financing.

After a certain scale, it can be published through advertising space investment, ranking, etc., thereby achieving profitability. The most important point is to be the carrier of mobile mobile payment financial form in the future.

As long as you have a mobile phone in your hand, you can do it whether you eat a street shop or a big meal in a Michelin high-end restaurant." Nakamori Masaki explained.

"You are not new! RB began to popularize mobile payments in 2004.

RB is the first country to start mobile payments." Shizuka Mizukawa seems not optimistic about the development prospects of his project.

“My core business is to provide virtual credit cards to individual users registered on the platform through the third-party payment function.
Chapter completed!