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Actually, when I said that...
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when I said that...I meant it.
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Please date me,
with marriage in mind.
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Yes. All right.
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MANPUKU
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♫Marumatteru senakani ni morai naki
♫I get infectious weeping looking at your stooped shoulders
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♫Haji datte issho ni
♫We'll share the humiliation too
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Week 2
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. . . I won't see you, for now
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♫Hikoukigumo bonyari nagamu
♫Gazing absentmindedly at contrails
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♫Kokoro kokoni arazu
♫Here in body, but not in spirit
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♫Nenkan totaru moshi shitara
♫If I was to calculate an annual total
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♫Tsukiau watashi sugoi?
♫Aren't I amazing for keeping you company?
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♫Toboketeru mayuge ni morai warai
♫ I get infectious laughter looking at your comical eyebrows
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♫Tere datta nandatte
♫Be it embarrassment or whatever
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♫Morai naki morai warai morai ikari
♫Infectious weeping, infectious laughter, infectious anger
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♫Moraippaji don to koi!
♫Infectious embarrassment. Bring them on!
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♫Seiten mo donten mo hekireki mo
♫Sunny days, cloudy days, thunderous days too
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Look at the carps.
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This is Manpei-san and Fuku-chan's first date.
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Watch your step.
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The camelias are beautiful.
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- Thank you.
- You're welcome. Have a seat.
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My father passed away shortly before I graduated grade school.
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At that time, my second older sister was already married, so
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it was my oldest sister, my mother, and me that ended up living together.
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We didn't have much money, and my oldest sister supported the household for a long time.
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Ah... Saki-san, as I recall.
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Yes. But now it's just my mother and me, so
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we're living on my income.
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It must be tough for you.
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Not really, since I'm easygoing.
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- It's my mother that's hard to take.
- Your mother?
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She's always nagging, and she's constantly saying...
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I'm the daughter of a samurai.
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She must come from a distinguished family.
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- Well~, I'm not sure about that.
- You're not?
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I've never seen a family tree that shows it, and
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even if it was true,
our ancestors may have just been foot soldiers.
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I don't think so...
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For saying she's the daughter of a samurai all the time,
she doesn't have a dignified bearing.
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My mother's a worrywart.
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I remember your mother at Saki-san's wedding.
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She looked truly happy.
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Saki Nee-chan went through a lot of hardship for us,
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so my mother wanted her to be happy.
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Katsuko Nee-chan's husband is a painter,
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but he only paints what he wants.
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He's a true artist.
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But his family is helping them out with the living expense.
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That doesn't bother that couple at all.
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KODA TADAHIKO
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They have four children, and they seem very happy.
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My father died before I was old enough to remember,
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and my mother passed away shortly thereafter.
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Please eat.
It's not that serious of a story.
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I don't have any siblings so I moved around from one relative's house to another.
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What do you mean it's not a serious story.
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It's not like I was treated badly and sent around from one relative to another.
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Each household had their own problem.
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I didn't want to be an inconvenience, so
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I started working when I was 18.
At a repair shop.
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- This ramen is good too.
- At a repair shop?
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- Yes. Please eat.
- Oh, okay.
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Eventually, I got to a point where I could fix cameras and watches, and almost anything.
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When I was 25, I went out on my own and came to Osaka.
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When you were 25?
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Soon, I wasn't satisfied with just repairing things, and
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started tinkering with things like American made sewing machine and magic lantern.
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- That magic lantern!
- Yes.
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But I'm not a good salesman.
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I wanted to show people the things I made,
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so I'd call businessmen from Tokyo who were staying at hotels in Osaka.
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But that didn't work out.
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But you were working hard all that time.
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Now, I have a business partner who handles sales.
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But I admire you, Tachibana-san.
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Would you like to look at my company after we eat?
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I'd love to!
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We manufacture a lot of things here.
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Right now, that root crop cutting machine is our main product, but...
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Root crop?
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You put this here...
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When you put vegetables in here, and turn the handle,
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chopped vegetables come out of here.
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- Really? Just by turning the handle?
- Yes.
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Carrots, burdock, potatoes, or whatever. They can all be thrown in together
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so, for example, it would be convenient for soldiers when cooking on the battlefield.
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Really~?
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I'm not well educated, nor do I have a way with words,
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so all I can do for now is toil away to make things by myself.
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But I actually want to try my hand at various things.
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Various things?
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I don't know what I can do yet, but
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I just want to do work that would be useful to the world.
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I want to do work that would make people happy.
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Tachibana. Who's this?
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I wanted my friend to see my workplace.
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This is my business partner, Kajitani-san.
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I'm Imai Fukuko.
I work at Osaka Toyo Hotel.
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- Osaka Toyo Hotel?
- Yes.
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I didn't know you had a girlfriend.
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- She's not a girlfriend.
- But remember what I told you the other day?
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Don't arbitrarily allow outsiders into the facility.
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I'm sorry.
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Don't worry. He doesn't think that you're a spy.
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Spy?
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This is fine here.
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Thank you for taking me out today.
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Thank you too. I had a great time.
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Me too.
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But I want you to know that was a lie.
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Earlier, when I told Kajitani-san that you're not a girlfriend...
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I'm serious about wanting to date you with marriage in mind.
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It's not like I'm pretty,
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nor do I have anything special to offer...
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That's not true at all!
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Fukuko-san, you're...
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a charming lady.
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On top of that, you're kindhearted and gracious
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and smart.
And you eat ramen like you really enjoy it.
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Please go out with me again!
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That goes for me too.
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Then... goodbye.
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Goodbye.
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You scared me~!
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Who was that?
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Tachibana-san is a perfectly respectable man.
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- What and how is he respectable?
- He runs a company with his friend.
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- A company?!
- You actually met him 3 years ago.
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I will not allow it! You are going to marry
someone who works for a big company.
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Someone who manages a company is like a gambler.
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I will not allow it!
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You don't even know Tachibana-san that well...
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Ouch!
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Saki...
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I heard from my co-worker in the kitchen, but
is it true that a man asked Imai-san out?
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That he asked her to date him in front of the staff entrance.
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- He said you were watching too.
- I was.
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Then it's true after all?
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Is that the same guy who asked Imai-san out before?
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- Yes. Tachibana-san.
- What happened then?
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- How did Imai-san reply?
- She said all right.
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What does that mean...
What's all right!
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I don't know.
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Please show him to his room.
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- Please follow me.
- Enjoy your stay.
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Imai-san?
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What's wrong? It's not like you to be making a face like that.
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What kind of a face was I making?
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Is it about Tachibana-san?
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Did something happen?
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My mother doesn't approve of him.
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Why?
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She insists on choosing my marriage partner.
I don't know what to do anymore.
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- Hoshina-san, please tell me what to do.
- Wait...wait a minute!
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- You would know...
- That's not true.
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Huh?
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You may think that men like me and that
I have a lot of experience with them,
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but I don't at all.
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Oh, come on~.
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In fact, I'm the one who would like to ask.
What am I supposed to do?
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Huh?
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"Huh?" isn't an answer.
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- I beg your pardon.
- Welcome.
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Can you please let your guest,
Koyama Shigeyuki Sensei, know that
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Maki Zennosuke is here to see him?
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MAKI ZENNOSUKE
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- Maki-san!
- You're...
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He's a dentist my sister knows.
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What is her sister doing here?
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I've been working at this hotel for a while now.
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That's not what I meant.
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Your sister was transported to a hospital by an ambulance. Why aren't you with her?
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- Ambulance?
- Did something happen to my sister?
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She underwent urgent hospitalization last night.
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Urgent hospitalization?
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She's at Sanadayama Hospital in Uehonmachi.
I heard about it from a friend at a pharmaceutical company.
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I'm sorry, but I'd like to leave early today.
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- Go on.
- Thank you!
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Fuku-chan...
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Saki Nee-chan...
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She vomited blood last night.
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Saki! Saki!
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Are you all right?
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Didn't Saki Nee-chan just have a cold?
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It's tuberculosis.
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Tuberculosis?
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