When My Doorbell Rang at 5am, I Got a Wife

Chapter 31: External Bureau of the Ministry of Justice, Refugee Examination Bureau, Refugee Examination Agency, Special Summoning Section, Special Duty Officer

“I’m younger than you, so you can call me Hinagiku. I’ll also call you Tooru-san.”

“Then I’ll call you Hinagiku-san too.”

“You don’t need to add ‘-san’ either. I’m younger than you, after all.”

“No, adding ‘-san’ to Hinagiku-san is a must. This is an absolute defense line that I can’t give up on.”

“Hmm, is that so?”

The golden-haired cat-ear maid healing big sister = Hinagiku-san nodded, looking a bit confused.

But this is something I absolutely cannot compromise on.

Even if I’m older than her, Hinagiku-san is an eternal Onee-san character!

“So, um, the Ministry of Justice… does that mean Hinagiku-san is, um, a civil servant?”

I stumbled over the words as I tried to call her by her profession.

After all, she’s a civil servant!

It’s the complete opposite of my situation, where my workplace went bankrupt and I became unemployed in my thirties.

It’s the strongest identity and the strongest winner, the kind of job that can never go bankrupt and is never embarrassing to take out.

That’s a civil servant!

It’s one of the strongest statuses, where you can just say “I’m a civil servant” at a street party and have marriage-seeking women approach you one after another (apparently @ online dating information).

It’s amazing.

I’m envious.

I admire it.

I wish I could be like that too.

Therefore, it was only natural for me to call Hinagiku-san by adding ‘-san’ to her name.

Of course, I don’t know anyone with the super status of a civil servant.

Hinagiku-san is the first person I’ve ever met like that.

“Well, I can’t blame you for not believing me right away. I understand your feelings.”

“So you expected me to have doubts about your background.”

Impressive, a civil servant! They’re so smart!

“But if you want to check my background, you can contact the Ministry of Justice right now. The address and phone number of the department I belong to are right here on my business card.”

Hinagiku-san pointed to the business card I had received as she looked at it.

As the distance between us closed, Hinagiku-san’s soft and fluffy hair brushed against my cheek.

Our fingertips touched, and her large chest gently touched the back of my hand.

A sweet and pleasant scent wafted over to me.

A perfect distance that naturally entered my personal space, with a lot of gaps!

Damn it!

There’s no doubt about it!

This person is an Onee-san who kills virgins!

Even I, who was a virgin until just yesterday, feel like I’m about to be killed!

I’m already on the verge of bowing down in front of the strongest title of a civil servant.

I must be strong in my heart.

(Endure, endure! Be strong in your heart! Pretend like it’s no big deal!)

“Oh, this. Wow, it’s a long title. I couldn’t understand it at all when I heard it, and just looking at all those kanji makes me feel intimidated.”

“External Bureau of the Ministry of Justice, Refugee Examination Bureau, Refugee Examination Agency, Special Summoning Section, Special Duty Officer. It’s quite cool, don’t you think? I actually quite like it.”

Hinagiku-san smiled gently, with a hint of pride, exuding the charm of a warm and caring older sister.

She was incredibly cute, to put it mildly.

I can’t help but feel attracted to her feminine charms, no matter how hard I try to control my emotions, from her low-cut neckline to all sorts of other places…!

“Indeed, it’s strong and cool… but that’s not the point! Why is a person from the Ministry of Justice wearing a maid outfit and trying to trespass into my home?”

However, I remembered Erika’s lonely figure from last night and once again summoned the courage to stand up, determined to cut off my desires and return to my thoughts.

(Remember, I’m the only one who can protect Erika! Who else will do it if I don’t?)

“Of course, it’s because an otherworldly summoning has taken place, and there’s a visitor from another world in this room.”

“So you do nyow about Erika!”

I was completely unable to hide my unease as Hinagiku-san casually stepped into the core of the matter.

I was about to say “You do know?” but ended up saying “nyow”

How embarrassing.

“Of course I know. I’m a Special Duty Officer of the Special Summoning Section, Refugee Examination Bureau, Refugee Examination Agency, External Bureau of the Ministry of Justice, after all.”

However, Hinagiku-san smoothly ignored and brushed off my awkward and stuttering statement.

She’s so kind.

She’s truly a civil servant.