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Married?
Eiji is married?!
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Kayo unfortunately realised,
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Her sister's love
had been an affair.
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"From here,"
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"Your story begins,"
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"The road goes on and on."
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"If the rainbow-coloured rain pours down,"
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"The sky will come alive."
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"Behind your radiant smile,"
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"There's a sorrowful sound."
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"Next to each other with the present,"
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"Like this is sweet."
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"If we clasped hands, it would be warm,"
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"If you hate it, we'll go our own ways."
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"One by one, you'll become your own,"
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"The road goes on."
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What?
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Sis, how do you feel
about Muraoka?
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"How..?"
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Sis, do you love him?
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Heh! What are you saying?
There's no way...
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I know when I see you.
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I think you should stop
thinking about him.
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Kayo...
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There isn't anything
for me to give up.
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Why?
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"Please forget about it."
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Huh... Really?
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Sis, did he reject you?
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Huh, really?
I'm so glad!
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..Sorry.
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No, it's fine!
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It's like Pa says.
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You don't know what
Tokyo men are really thinking.
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Right!
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You have to be careful of people
not from the country like us!
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You're right.
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Thanks for the meal.
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You're leaving already?
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The coffee didn't
taste right today?
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No, it was quite delicious!
I have an appointment.
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Heh! Is it a date?
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Heh! That would be nice!
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Good morning, boss.
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Were you having coffee
at Domingo's again?
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I was making friends with
the lovely waitresses.
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Muraoka Heisuke
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Heh!
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'Heh'? That's Kayo!
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Dad, you're sneaky!
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While we've been patiently
working away here.
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So, shall we begin?
Yes.
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Ikuya, are you done
with the New Year greetings?
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Yes. Eiji's let me accompany
him to his meetings as well.
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How is Kajihara's new
magazine at Sobundo going?
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They're yet to find a
centerpiece writer,
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And it's still going to
take a while for proofreading.
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I thought of a better
page design as well,
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So I'll go and suggest
it to them today.
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Huh? It's rare to see
you doing the page layouts.
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That's not true!
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Keep an eye on it.
Yes.
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Eiji.
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I heard you went to see
Kasumi again yesterday.
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Yes.
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Her father contacted me and said,
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"I'm very sorry for you
having to visit so often like this."
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"We don't know when she'll
become better, so for Eiji's sake,"
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"I want you to
think about a divorce."
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If even they're saying that,
you should start to...
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Dad.
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You're telling him to
abandon his ill wife?
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Eiji, you're still young.
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Be with someone in good health
and have children,
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You should be able to
have that kind of family life.
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For your sake,
for this company's sake,
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Consider it.
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I can't consider that.
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Ikuya.
Hm?
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Could you deliver this
to Sobundo?
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Why aren't you going?
I'm occupied.
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I see.
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Oh, Eiji! How do you do.
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Hello.
Please come in.
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I was wondering what
happened to you yesterday,
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Since you didn't come.
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Eiji.
Hello.
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I'll get the tea!
..Thanks.
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Daigo, Okada is on the phone.
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Okay, uh...
Hana, take care of the tea please!
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Tea... Okay.
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What do you think
about this kind of design?
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Well... It's too different
to the other pages.
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Surely that's why
it draws your eye.
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How about it?
It's too different.
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Thank you.
Not at all.
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Ando, what do you
think about this?
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It's a layout proposal
for your translated pages.
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I think it's lovely,
it suits the world of the story.
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Really...
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Muraoka came up with
it as a new idea.
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I think it will communicate
the story better.
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I wonder...
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A translated series hasn't
been done anywhere else,
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So if you're going to make
a children's magazine,
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I think it should have a
feeling of playfulness like this.
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Chief.
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I think we should
absolutely do it!
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It's elegant and refined,
completely like Muraoka...
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Daigo, you're thoughts
are too self-interested.
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Oh, really?
I see.
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We'll try using this layout.
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Yes, right away.
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Muraoka, there's a small change I'd
like to make to a different layout.
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Sure.
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Mr Muraoka Printing!
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Yes...
Did I forget something again?
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No...
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I wanted to thank you.
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That beautiful layout
you came up with,
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Thank you very much.
Don't mention it...
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Please look after it.
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Hanako.
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Yes?
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I look forward to your series.
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Your translations are truly
honest and beautiful.
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Those who read it will
find that out as well.
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Why are you saying
something so kind so suddenly?
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You always say it's good if,
"Even an idiot could understand it."
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If you say something different,
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There'll be a misunderstanding
again, won't there?
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Still, I'm giving
it my all for sure.
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You said I have to
forget about it.
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Please don't be kind
to me anymore.
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I'm sorry.
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What do you plan on doing?
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The other day, you ran
out on me and went home,
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And didn't even apologise.
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I'm very sorry!
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I've always looked forward to
writing about love, though.
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There's a story about
a friend of mine...
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Sounds boring, but I'll listen.
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There was a man who
my friend met again,
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After that unexpected meeting,
they realised that they loved him,
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And without thinking,
told him how they felt.
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She regretted it right away
and left before he did,
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But for some reason, he
chased her through the pouring rain,
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And held out
an umbrella for her.
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And then?
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They embraced...
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And?
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..It's about my friend!
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And?
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The next day, he said this.
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"Please forget about last night."
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Sis...
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So that's all?
Yes...
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In the first place,
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What does "Please forget
about it" supposed to mean?!
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Deliberately chasing her
through the rain,
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And even embracing her!
Then saying, "Please forget about it."
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But even though he
said to forget it,
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He helps out at work,
and suddenly says these nice things...
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What's he trying to do?!
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Are you okay?
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Uh... My friend
was pretty angry.
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Miss?
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Let me know if
there are any developments.
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Um... What about
our manuscript?
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The work of an editor
is really tough, isn't it?
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Yeah...
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Welcome.
The usual please.
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Certainly.
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Welcome.
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Heh?
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Heh...
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That's our brother, isn't it?
Yeah.
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Big brother!
It's really you!
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Shh. I'm on duty.
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Please act like
you don't know me.
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What could Kichitaro's duties
involve in the military police?
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Until then, farewell.
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