The Tanaka Family Reincarnates

ing uncomfortable with such a faulty product.

Making underwear from silk or hemp would simply solve the problem, though.

This customer was so pitiful.
He had been rubbing his thighs together restlessly ever since he entered the store.
And it was not just this customer before me.
Those who came to our company to look for cotton fabric also wriggled in a similar manner.

They must be feeling itchy.

If you wore that kind of underwear, not only would you have questionable rashes, but it would also end up tearing after washing it for just two or three times, right?

After all, it was an inferior product as poor as Dad said it to be.

“I suppose you still have many cotton products left in the mansion, correct? Our company could tell the amount of cotton fabric Sir Marquis bought this year.
A business transaction does not simply begin from the time of buying and selling.”

I felt sorry for this customer before me who got to suffer from the Marquis’s failure, but that didn’t mean I was willing to be the outlet for his resentment.

If this customer leaves, I should be able to attend the afternoon classes.

‘The customers are similar to god.
Whatever they say is always right…’ I more or less follow this concept when doing business, but in the end, they aren’t on the level higher than gods.

“…I want to let Emma-sama eat the newly developed gelato as soon as possible.”

‘Cause for me, an angel I cherish more than a god, is waiting with an empty stomach.

End of Joshua’s POV

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“Nii-sama, please pull yourself together.”

“I’ve worked so hard… yet I still didn’t understand anything…”

“Nii-sama, in the end, you have never been able to keep up with all the lessons, heh.”

William and Emma encouraged George as he trudged along the academy’s corridor.

The preparatory study he did every day ended up in vain, and he sat through the Ancient Imperial Language class in a miserable state.
As he had always fallen behind in this class, he couldn’t even tell apart the learning materials he missed because of his late return from Imperial Japan.