I May Be a Virtual Youtuber, but I Still Go to Work

Komari threw out a fist, while Maru went with paper.

The outcome was obvious, and Maru shouted in protest—but wasn’t something missing?

"Wait, wait a second! Do it again. Rain and Dora didn’t go yet."

Dora grinned and extended her fist forward.

A stroke of luck for Komari.

"Come on, do it again. That was so cheap."

Maru smirked, puffing up with pride.

"Seriously, spoiling the youngest isn't easy. It’s only because I’m such a kind unnie."

"If you're an unnie, act like one—"

"So, Rain unnie?"@@novelbin@@

The trip was only going to take two hours.

They’d stop at a rest area along the way, so maybe two and a half hours in total.

And even if they were deciding seating arrangements, Magia’s seat was bound to be in the middle of the 2x3 seating layout.

Even if it wasn’t right next to her, playing with Gia wouldn’t be a problem.

Among the four, Rain was the only one who wasn’t particularly obsessed with getting Magia’s attention. She shook her hand dismissively.

"I’m taking the front seat by force. We needed someone to kick Gia to the back."

"Huh? Rain unnie, you’re really taking the front seat? No rock-paper-scissors?"

"I wouldn’t even get a single whimper out of Gia anyway. You guys do it. I’ll take the hit for boss."

With Rain stepping back, Dora, Maru, and Komari exchanged glances before all shouting in unison.

"Rock, paper, scissors!"

Komari threw out a fist, while the other two went with scissors.

With her victory secured, Komari smugly mimicked a recent opera short she’d seen.

"A lady always picks rock~."

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