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Tonabe: |
This is quite a difficult case. What can we do to help them? |
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Satoko: |
Really? It's easy! Just how long have you been a lawyer? Unbelievable! |
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Tonabe: |
Is that so? Just what one would expect from the youngest person to pass the test. |
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Yoko: |
Speaking of that, I just got a letter from Mel. It was just about to slip my mind. I'll read it now. |
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Mel's Letter: |
Yoko, how have you been? Were you able to meet the top-notch lawyer? If he's a friend of the dean, I think that he'd be a really nice guy. |
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Tonabe: |
That's right! |
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Satoko: |
What are you talking about, you cheeky guy. |
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Yoko: |
Wait, hang on, there's more. Hmm... |
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Mel's Letter: |
When I tell you this, you're probably going to be unpleasantly surprised. The dean and I are enjoying this lifestyle. |
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Tonabe: |
What was that? |
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Satoko: |
Why? |
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Mel's Letter: |
It's the best here! Here, they have an all you can eat and it's free! And above all, every day it's an all-I-can-study Japanese class. In Tokyo, no one would talk to me in Japanese. Here, everybody speaks Japanese to me. |
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Tonabe: |
That's true. |
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Mel's Letter: |
I'm so sorry Yoko, but it has come that I would like to stay and enjoy this lifestyle a bit longer. |
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Satoko: |
Unbelievable. |
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Mel's Letter: |
The dean too. He has made many friends. He seems to be having fun every day. Please, give us a bit longer. I'll write again. Farewell. Mel. |
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Tonabe: |
Good for Mel. He's completely fit in. I'm jealous! |
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Satoko: |
You hang around with these morons? This is unbelievable. You called me for these people? I'm disappointed in you Yoko. |