1 Broken up (2)

"Three hours, I heard from your lecturer that you had fainted in the cafeteria after a woman was trying to mess with you. Glad that your secretary was ready to help you. Imagine if he is going with your father."

"Messing up with me? Ah, I grew used to it, uncle." Handi lamented as he placed his right hand on his face, showing that he didn't know that he should laugh or cry. Thus, he did both.

"If I were you, I wouldn't think that I can give any idea as well for what I should do. I mean, look, Handi. Girls rejected you for like. You know, hundred times for the date proposal."

He even added the salt to Handi's wound by saying,

"Ninety percent of the girls were saying that you are too kind. The rest were the gold digger. Come on, Handi! You should get your butt up and try again. If they didn't want you just because that you had tan skin, then find a tan lady like those elves!"

"Elves? Meh! I don't want to! I don't even know how old they are. " Handi complained when his uncle suggested so.

But, it piqued that man's interest to do something different as he told Handi,

"How about leaving the worry of finding a girlfriend to me, Handi? I have an idea about an application to make cross-race dating a thing."

"Err... That sounded like a bad idea, seriously." Handi replied to Kuso with a tone of disagreement that everyone would be unable to unheard if anyone was there.

Then, Kuso explained to Handi in a persuading tone,

"Look, Handi. You had a hard time getting a girlfriend, thanks to your tan skin. And that's my study case as well to build a tech startup for cross-race dating. Wouldn't it sounds great if we managed to do it?"

"What is your plan if you are wanted to do so?" Handi asked that man again. Thus, Kuso replied to him.

"I will be your hacker, and you will be my both hipster and hustler. Deal?"

He offered his right hand as he had stated so. Handi knew that his uncle was a person who could build any idea into a bar of gold. Thus, he told Kuso as he shook his hand,

"Deal. But, I want someone to be our team as well, as the hustler."

"Go for it!" Kuso replied to him in a joyful expression as the man had approved his idea.

"How about I'm asking my lecturer for help as the adviser of our startup?"

"Oh? Why? Isn't your experience as a CEO enough for that?" Kuso asked Handi in a curious expression that drew at his delicate eyes.

He knew that his uncle was about to ask him so. Thus, he told him right away as he said,

"I don't think my experience would be enough. But, I believe someone would do!"