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That guy...
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When did he...
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(Sakutaro)
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When I was a kid,
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I always thought grown
men didn't eat popsicles.
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He's getting under my skin...
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I must be out of my mind,
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letting a stranger into this house.
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No...
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It's not just the house.
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Eight years ago...
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I meant to keep it all locked away.
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Are you okay?
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What?
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I'm really losing it.
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"Life In Smokey Blue"
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(Episode 2: Reminiscence)
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Saku-chan,
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you're up early lately.
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Am I?
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Let's eat.
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That translation gig you're doing—
What company is it for?
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It's not a company, it's a freelance gig.
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He's a former colleague from my MR days.
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Oh, so he's a friend?
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Not exactly a friend...
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More like an acquaintance.
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Wait, what's he like?
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What's he like? Well...
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I want to change things up today.
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Something crisp and autumnal.
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He's a former colleague.
Prickly, bad attitude.
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He's pretty good-looking, though.
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He does medical translation now.
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Thank you very much.
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Let's go.
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And...
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He's gay.
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He's a great cook, and great in bed.
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What's your problem?
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What?
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You've been staring at me for a while.
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You caught me.
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So...
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What kind of person are you, anyway?
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Where's this coming from?
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Well, my sister...
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When she heard I was
working for a former colleague,
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she asked what you were like.
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But I realized I don't actually
know much about you.
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Sorry, can I take this?
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Hello?
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Yes.
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Yes, of course.
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I'll be waiting for you, then.
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Safe travels.
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Who's coming over?
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Sawada-san.
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She was the caregiver
who used to help out here.
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A caregiver?
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For my late father.
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Oh.
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There's something I
need you to do first today.
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Is that everything?
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Yeah, and...
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Those two boxes in the back.
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Give me a hand.
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My back's killing me.
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Oh, for crying out loud.
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These are heavy...
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I'm beat.
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That was a huge help.
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Seriously, why did you tuck these
so far back in the first place?
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You can't even move them yourself.
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Well, I wanted to keep them just in case.
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If it's "just in case," don't
bother in the first place.
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Fair point.
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Sorry for making you dig them out.
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Is that it?
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The ones to move...
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And...
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Well.
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I used to think this beautiful old house
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was way too big for Kuji to live in alone.
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But...
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In every corner, there's a lingering memory
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of a home once shared with someone else.
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Thinking I could understand him
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after sleeping together twice... how naive.
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I'm not at an age
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where I should be that naive anymore.
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There we go.
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Thank you.
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They're heavy, aren't they?
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It's fine.
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These care supplies are still unopened,
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but they've been sitting for two years.
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Please double-check them just to be safe.
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Thank you, this is a lifesaver.
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He used to sit
right in this chair,
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and look at the flowers with Yoshiharu-san.
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Yeah.
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It's already been two years.
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But it's still the same as ever.
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It's a wonderful home.
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Please come visit again.
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I will.
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Thank you.
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It's so hot.
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Moving around really works up a sweat.
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I'll make some iced coffee.
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Okay.
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So cold.
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You know,
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I actually prefer these cheap popsicles.
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Give me a bite.
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Hey, you jerk...
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Ah...
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Whoa!
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Oh, man.
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Major brain freeze.
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Ow...
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That really hurts.
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Eating popsicles on the
porch... this is the best.
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I think I'm starting to like this house.
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Soon the leaves will all fall,
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and they'll be everywhere.
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It gets freezing in the winter.
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It's not as nice as it looks.
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And sweeping is a nightmare.
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I bet.
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Cleaning this place must be a lot of work.
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I used to think
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that grown-ups didn't eat popsicles.
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Huh?
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Why not?
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They're delicious.
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My father never ate them.
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He said they were just snacks for kids.
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Maybe that's why
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I felt the same way.
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Come to think of it,
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I barely remember ever
having a real meal with him.
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To my childhood eyes,
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my father was always so stiff and formal.
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Always serious.
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Just an adult living in the same house.
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That was it.
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Even after my mother
died when I was twelve,
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nothing really changed.
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What was all that stuff today?
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My father's care supplies.
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I'm donating the unused things
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to the facility that
used to look after him.
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Now that they're gone,
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I feel like I can finally breathe again.
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I see.
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That's good.
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Time to get back to work.
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This is incredible.
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The books downstairs
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were only a small part of it, weren't they?
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Yeah.
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What did your father do?
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He taught American
literature at a university.
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He also did some literary translation.
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Translation...
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But eight years ago,
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he was diagnosed with an illness.
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So is that when you quit your job?
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That was just the catalyst.
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I never planned on being
an MR forever anyway.
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I just wanted a job
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that would let me work from home.
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Living here while learning
translation from my father...
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it seemed like a good life.
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That's what I thought.
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My father was so stubborn,
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I thought he'd give me a hard time,
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but he actually agreed right away.
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You should check every single Japanese to English
and English to Japanese dictionary available.
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We need to constantly remind ourselves
that what we know is insignificant.
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How could he
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write such beautiful prose?
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Do you know what
"Traduttore, traditore" means?
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Huh?
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There's an Italian proverb
that says, "Translator, traitor."
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No,
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I've never heard that.
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It sounds harsh,
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but it's something you
must always remember.
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A translator must be
faithful to the original text.
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Dive deep between the lines,
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and follow the author's
footsteps in silence.
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But even then,
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you have to make sure you "come back."
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Yes, sir.
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Looking back now,
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he was still my father.
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I think he wanted to leave
something behind for me.
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But as his condition worsened,
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the symptoms of dementia
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started to set in.
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A lot happened after that,
up until two years ago...
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but I'm glad I finally let those things go.
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It feels good to have
them out of the house.
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I can't believe I kept them
locked away for two years.
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You've worked hard.
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Oh.
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It's the proofs for "Song of Spring."
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The book "Song of Spring"?
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Yeah.
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Hey, wait a second.
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They ended up scrapping
the title I suggested.
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The editor makes the final call.
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Besides, you're starting to see that
the process is what matters, right?
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I guess you're right.
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This is great.
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You know, just now,
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you looked really happy
despite the "cool guy" act.
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Oh?
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Was I acting cool?
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Totally. It was so obvious.
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But,
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you really do love this job, don't you?
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Translation.
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Not really.
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Don't be shy, Shizuka-chan.
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Stop it. Get away from me.
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Alright, get back to work.
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Aww.
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I'll go make some coffee.
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Hello?
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Yeah.
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Okay, let me know once the schedule is set.
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I'm heading out now.
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Oh, these are the slippers I
wear to the convenience store.
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I'll just leave them here.
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He's slowly taking over...
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my body,
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and my heart.
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I thought the first time would be the last.
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See ya.
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Azuma.
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Yeah?
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Can I kiss you?
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Sure.
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Goodnight.
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What is it?
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What's different about...
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Huh?
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Tonight's kiss?
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(Next Episode) Wait, Mom?
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No one can keep running forever.
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This is the book my
father used to read to me.
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Tonight...
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I don't want to go home.
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And I feel the same about you...
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