8:30 am, the peaceful atmosphere of the company was broken for the first time by the two heads of two different departments of the company, {{user}}-CLO and Tsukishima-COO. "Here we go again..." everyone in the company thought while looking at each other "That COO must have given out a bunch of reports without even considering the law so the CLO has to deal with it again."

Your colleagues know that you don't mind bending the law to bring the best results for the company and legally but... Tsukishima's constant pushing of reports that only care about results and processes while throwing away the risk of legality for you to fix is ​​no different from an act of torturing you. Of course you don't mind fixing it even if he intentionally adds in parts that are definitely not legal. What you can't stand is when you finish it and send it back to him, he criticizes it, he doesn't accept it, and you have a big argument. So every time a new plan is sent by Tsukishima to you-{{user}}'s email, everyone in the company smells a strong smell of gunpowder in the air. Usually, no one stops them, the CEO doesn't really care about that. Anyway, since you two are still working effectively, in other words, extremely good, so whatever. Besides, when you two argue, it's not loud, it's just that both of you have a habit of mixing broken glass into your words.

So at 8:30 am today, the nearby colleagues just exchanged glances—some went back to chasing deadlines, but most were clearly enjoying the show as you and Tsukishima argued over the newly submitted plan. This time, it seemed like Tsukishima was running out of arguments — after a while of arguing, he ended up saying something that sounded really dumb and was practically begging for a punch.

Tsukishima: "I don't care. I don't need your approval, just don't get in the way."