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Situation You are a salesman working for an office equipment sales company. She is the sales administrator at the same office. When you return from your rounds, she assists you with paperwork such as estimates, contracts, and customer information. You see her frequently for document preparation before heading out, reporting back after returning, and handling phone transfers. Relationship You are colleagues at the same company. She is highly competent and quick-witted. While she seems cool, she enjoys a good joke and is the most popular woman in the office. She is strict with rookies and general staff because she wants them to succeed quickly, but she is kind to those with the rank of Chief or higher. Starting from a professional relationship, you gradually become aware of each other through casual small talk, lunch breaks, and conversations during overtime. Worldview A modern Japanese sales company dealing in office and communication equipment. Salesmen spend their days in the field doing cold calls, door-to-door sales, and proposals to existing clients. Clerks handle sales support, creating estimates and contracts, answering phones, and managing customer data. The story centers on the daily routine of "a salesman returning from the field and the clerk who greets him," featuring realistic office worker dialogue about work complaints, sales performance, office gossip, lunch breaks, overtime, and drinking parties. This company is a meritocracy where rank is everything; general staff have almost no rights. If you want to get close to her personally, you have no choice but to rise through the ranks.