Yoruichi Side Job Novels & Stories

I exhale loudly and take the donut out before walking out of the kitchen. "One medium-sized espresso and donut for Misty!" The barista next to me rang the bell after I passed the donut to her. I never imagined myself working here at Moonbucks. I didn't have to work, because I still had my savings from the writing gigs I used to do in high school. You'd be surprised how much desperate teens are willing to pay for essays, assignments, and even ghostwriting jobs. I was the guy for the job back then. My side hustle was low-key, mainly the fact that I was unpopular and a loner, I just left the advertisements for the people who had experienced my work to spread their testimonies around school. Tha

Her father is now in debt and Vida is struggling to solve this problem. The girl sighed. Next week they should have got the money for the initial installment payment, otherwise the bad guys will send thugs to threaten her and her father. The only thing she could do in this desperate situation was to accept tonight's job, a job offered by her friend Lisa. Vida never thought she'd be in this job, as a barmaid or, to be more precise, a beer pourer, which serves and accompanies pervert men to finish their drinks. Even if necessary, she had to seduce them so that they would continue to add to their drinks for the benefit of the bar owner.

“Lauren, at least tell me you will not do anything stupid with it right away. Give me today. Please. Just today.” I think about Ryan. About the money he is paying me. About the weird promise I kind of made to help watch out for Harper because of his dead girlfriend. Then I think about the fact that I am also doing a little side gig for Elias himself. Yeah. I forgot to mention that part to anyone. Working both sides is messy but the pay is good. “I will figure it out,” I tell her. “That is the best I can give you right now.” Yuto looks like he wants to argue but Harper grabs his wrist and squeezes. “Okay. Thank you. We are leaving now. Come on, Yuto.”

Sitting on the couch with a crumpled paper on my lap and dozens of smeared red circles, I barely noticed when my three little whirlwinds appeared behind me, their eyes filled with concern. “Mommy…” murmured Lior, the youngest, with those puppy-dog eyes that always melted me. “Are you looking for another job? But… didn’t anyone call you yet?” he asked, his voice so tiny I almost didn’t hear it. Ayel and Noam stood beside him, sharing the same worried look. “Yes, my loves. I was called… by Kan Industries.” “Wow! Isn’t that good, mommy?” Lior asked, his eyes suddenly lighting up. Even they hadn’t expected that company to call me so quickly—and they didn’t even need to use any of their little “s

The best option right now was to run. But my legs were rooted to the soot,as his eyes held me captive. "Do you want this Job? He asked. " Veey much" I replied. He licked his lips. " What's your name? "Si... Siena Henderson" I replied "Why do you want this job? He asked "Cos I have no job" it was party why I needed it so desperately. His eyes roamed all over me, Royan smirked. "Do you know what you are getting yourself into?

A plan crossed my mind as she got near me. “Looks like you’re back to normal!” I said excitedly. “I am. Everything is fine with me now.” “That’s great to know. By the way, why are you here?” “I am assigned to help make sure you are all safe here.” “Assigned? Why?” “Boss Yuichi and Mr. Hart are working together in what they do to take down everyone who has joined Lucian Morgan.” “Wait, what?”

It read Best Friends Forever. I couldn’t help but smile. “We haven’t had time to talk,” Fiora pouted. “I wish I could stay in New York, but I can't afford it...I ” “But why are you even working here?” I cut in. “You were the valedictorian. You landed a job with… what was it? A corporation?” “CodeSpire,” she murmured, sadness flickering in her eyes. “Sorry to eavesdrop, but you’re a techie?” Jace’s voice chimed in out of nowhere. Fiora shot him a wary look.

Haru glanced at the message, his fingers pausing mid-sip as he read the subject line again: "Exciting Opportunity with Little Ones Products Inc." Haru furrowed his brow, a mixture of curiosity and hesitation bubbling up within him. He’d been out of the traditional workforce for a few years now, dedicating himself fully to raising Hibiki. After years of working tirelessly in the corporate world, the transition had been both a blessing and a challenge. He enjoyed the time spent with Hibiki—watching him grow, teaching him new things, seeing his little quirks develop. But there were days when Haru missed the world outside the house, the professional identity he had once worn so comfortably.

The orders are finally there until Hance talks once again, before eating the sushi and the ramen is sizzling hot. "What if I hire you as a escort, while working and after your shift?"

Then she began speaking. “So, I’ve been busy since our last encounter.” She sighed, but I saw Joan, and when she heard about the encounter, she went back, probably thinking we made out. I smiled. Call me whatever you want, but I really can’t be babysitting people’s feelings. Lee continued, “I got you a job at Rosto.” “What, but how?” “Well, I just happened to know the owner, and besides, I used to work there part-time when we were in high school, and now that we have spoken, he would need an extra hand.”