WAVR-165 【VR】 Hey If You Want Me, Buy This Kid Too! !! Astonishing Slut Girl Who Really Came To Me To Sell A Friend

Synopsis:

Kururigi Aoi and Ichiki Mahiro were common secondary school understudies, having their existences with dreams, desires, and a solid feeling of equity. The little rural town they called home was a quiet spot, where everybody knew one another, and wrongdoing was practically incomprehensible. Nonetheless, as they were going to find out, even in the most peaceful of spots, equity actually assumed a crucial part.

One radiant evening, as Aoi and Mahiro walked around their area, they saw a feeling of disquiet among their companions and neighbors. Murmurs of missing things and lost assets swirled around. The town, once known for its trust and security, was encountering a bizarre and disrupting series of burglaries.

Aoi and Mahiro couldn't sit around while their local area was impacted. Still up in the air to make quick work of this secret and deal with the criminal. They started their examination by visiting their neighbors, gathering data and sorting out a timetable of the burglaries.

As they talked with different residents, designs began to arise. The hoodlum appeared to strike when the mortgage holders were away, and the taken things went from little assets to nostalgic family legacies. A feeling of infringement had grabbed hold of the town, and Aoi and Mahiro were undaunted in their main goal to reestablish harmony and security.

Their examination drove them to find that the cheat had an inclination for focusing on memento pieces of jewelry. These mementos were important as well as held profound nostalgic importance for their proprietors. Every memento recounted to a story, held a memory, and associated ages inside the town.

Aoi and Mahiro chose to lay out a snare. They set a memento in an apparently unguarded house, realizing that it was inevitable before the criminal would strike once more. Their arrangement was to discover the criminal in the act and guarantee a fair outcome was given.

The night was tranquil, and the two secondary school detectives took positions in a close by house, watching and pausing. As the moon hung high overhead, they saw a shadowy figure approach the designated house. The cheat was cautious, moving quietly through the obscured roads, ignorant that equity was shutting in.

Anxiously, Aoi and Mahiro looked as the criminal went into the house and started to look for resources. The second came when the criminal got the bedeviled memento, and Aoi motioned toward Mahiro to move in.

They moved toward the house, unobtrusively yet unflinchingly. Their assurance to deal with the criminal filled all their means. As they went into the house, they tracked down the criminal, a young lady with a pained articulation, looking at the memento in her grasp.

Aoi and Mahiro faced the criminal, uncovering themselves as the careful neighbors who had been examining the burglaries. The young lady, shocked, dropped the memento, her eyes wide with culpability.

"For what reason are you doing this?" Aoi asked, her voice firm yet empathetic.

The criminal, whose name was Yumi, delayed before at last talking. She made sense of that she had run into some bad luck, battling to earn enough to get by for her sickly mother and more youthful sister. Yumi had turned to taking in a frantic endeavor to accommodate her loved ones.

Aoi and Mahiro paid attention to Yumi's story, their feeling of equity clashed with empathy for her circumstance. They perceived that while her activities were off-base, her intentions were driven by distress and the craving to safeguard her friends and family.

Rather than surrendering Yumi to the specialists, they proposed an alternate arrangement. Aoi and Mahiro proposed to help Yumi and her family, associating them with nearby help administrations and good cause that could give help. They likewise vowed to talk for her benefit and guarantee that her activities were not rebuffed too brutally.

Yumi was overpowered with appreciation for their comprehension and thoughtfulness. She consented to turn her life around and put her abilities to more readily utilize, promising to track down a legitimate method for supporting her loved ones.

Eventually, the little rural town met up to help Yumi and her loved ones. A feeling of local area won, and the burglaries stopped. The mementos were gotten back to their original owners, and the town started the most common way of mending.

Aoi and Mahiro's commitment to equity had driven them to an extraordinary arrangement, one that decent responsibility and empathy. Their town was reestablished to its quiet state, and the feeling of safety was much more grounded than previously, on account of the examples of understanding and local area that had been advanced en route./