Japanese literature I GOT MY CELL PHONE PICKED UP BY A BAD GUY. Futaba Bunko

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Japanese literature
Futaba Bunko / "Long ago there was a time when mobile phones were not locked.". Pictures can be taken, recorded, with e-mail and osaifu-keitai (mobile wallet). In the latter half of the 2000 s, mobile phones were equipped with most of the same convenient functions as those of today. However, the sense of crisis was still low and it was in a very dangerous. There was one woman who fell into the worst possible situation. One day, Naomi Nomoto, who works in the planning and development department of a department store in Shinjuku, left her mobile phone on a park bench. When she noticed it and came back, she was no longer in danger. No way. Her mobile phone stored naked e-mails with her boss who was her adulterous partner, and naked pictures she had taken reluctantly. I had to hope that they were picked up by a good person. I had no choice but to hope that they were picked up by a good person. The pick-up owner had no choice but to hope that he was picked up by a. He was fired from the company because of his, and he was in a homeless situation. He had no choice but to hope that he was picked up. The pick-up owner had no choice but to hope that he was picked up by a mischievous man. He got a lot of personal information out of the office and got closer to him. 『 』 『 』 Reiwa Kharki