My Bothersome Life 65 Returning

"They're curious about how rich you are. It's been a while since a human being made a big purchase with our currency." The waiter responded.

"Oh. It's just that I don't have the opportunity to spend my money properly so I decided to convert most of the money into Memors." I bluntly confessed.

"Our currency won't appear in your marble but will be ingrained into you. All you have to do is to tap your wrist as much as you need to spend."

My wrist started firing up and pain washed upon me as I groaned and screamed while falling off my chair. What was left from my purchase was a pale green ivy decorated with pure white lilies tattooed on my wrist.

It almost looked like a priceless bracelet, except it wasn't. The pain woke my senses enough that I knew I wasn't in the first district anymore. "And I'm guessing I'm not in the first district?"

"Well, you are technically in the first district. It's just of that in a different dimension per say?"

No wonder no Aris worked here!

"How do I get back?" I suddenly wondered.

"Are you sure you want to go back? Most people try for their entire lives to enter this realm."

This was a fantasy world resembling those light novels I used to read in my past life. "I'm sure there's a portal I could purchase to get back here." I sarcastically said.

"What a smart human being! I could sell some to you for 100 Light Memors for each one." A beautiful woman came from one of the tables.

100 Memors? Somehow, I knew that was overpriced. "Ten for 100 Memors," I firmly said.

The woman frowned as she reluctantly gave me ten vials with translucent blue liquids inside as it was like she was pressured from the waiter to give in to me. The waiter tapped my wrist, which made the vials disappear and brought out 100 Light Memors.

When I looked back to thank her, she was already stomping back to her table. "Can I go back to the first district now?"

"Just drink your water," The waiter smiled.

I took another sip of my water to find myself in a abandoned empty shed with suns.h.i.+ne pouring in from the windows.

There was no cafe, no waiter nor the people gossiping around me.

When I went out of Luke's house, it was in the evening. There was no way there would be sunlight this strong near that time.

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I opened my marble to check the time. It was Friday afternoon instead of the Monday evening I escaped from Luke's house. Of course, when I entered another dimension, the time would flow differently there from our dimension.

I gasped while thinking about the points Luke and I would lose from me going missing. I sighed because this was one of the easier a.s.signments that would allow us to gain points.

When I went outside of the shed, I saw that I was a minute away from my workplace. Was there ever an abandoned shed near Alex's family company?

Afraid that I was still in the dirty maid uniform, I looked at my clothes to see that I was wearing the clothes that Luke and I bought the other day.

Maybe it was a service from the waiter? Without hesitating, I entered the building and went to my a.s.signed floor.

The team that Luke and I was supposed to manage stopped what they were doing and just stared at me in surprise.

"Luke told me you were sick," One of them finally said after a long moment of silence.

"I'll go get Luke to tell him that you came," Another team member shouted after the silence was broken.

Not surprisingly, Luke came immediately after being told of my arrival and dragged me to our side of the room.

"Did you know how worried I was when you were missing?" Luke started off almost yelling.

"I thought something really happened to you when a large amount of money disappeared from your bank account." Unexpectedly a tear dripped from his eye.