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It's that time of year again, huh?

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Organizing our guest lists is such a pain.

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Please stop trying to make it sound as if 
you've done this for many years, Ikuro-san.

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This year is only your second time, isn't it?

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Yeah, but last time was just so much work.

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It brought back memories of doing 
summer homework. It was agonizing.

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You weren't the type to just trample your 
summer homework underfoot and forget it?

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What? That's so rude.

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I was the type to finish it on the 
last day with tears in my eyes.

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Let's see. For someone who hasn't 
visited the hotel in twenty years...

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we take them off the "active" list... right?

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Yes. Updating the lists is the core 
of this hotel's management.

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Why don't you digitize them?

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Because it creates security risks.

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To broadly categorize people who haven't 
stayed at the hotel in twenty years...

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There are those who failed in 
their work and lost their lives,

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those who reached the end of their
natural lives by illness or old age,

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those whose area of activity 
moved overseas, and...

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among freelance contract killers, 
there are some who retire.

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And in very rare cases...

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Hey.

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Hello. Do you have a reservation?

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It's me! Me!

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I stayed here last week, remember?!

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Did you?

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Pardon me for asking, 
but may I have your name?

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Atsuhiko Suzumura! I'm a regular here!

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Forgetting the name of 
a famous killer like me...

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You sure have some nerve, kid.

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My apologies. I may have been helping 
some other guests last week.

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You're the one who came out and greeted me!

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Please forgive our oversight.

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We will process your paperwork immediately.

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We will take charge of your luggage.

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Please be seated while we make arrangements.

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Ikuro-san, check for vacancies.

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Sure.

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I'll go back through the lists.

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Sure.

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Ikuro-san.

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Sure.

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Suzumura-sama has indeed stayed with us. 
It was roughly twenty years ago.

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Sara-san.

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<b>Age</b>

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<b>Gender</b>

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<b>Male</b>

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<b>Suzumura Atsuhiko</b>

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I need everyone's help. If you think I seem to be having
trouble, I'd be happy if you came up and talked to me.

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Is this...

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Ikuro-san, we were just discussing guests 
who haven't kept up communication with us.

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Yeah.

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Contract killers who have passed away,

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contract killers who have moved overseas,

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contract killers who have retired...

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and in very rare cases...

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<b>Suzumura Atsuhiko</b>

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I need everyone's help. If you think I seem to be having
trouble, I'd be happy if you came up and talked to me.

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contract killers with dementia.

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<b>Risk Management</b>

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Dementia?

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Yes, dementia.

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So when he said...

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I stayed here last week, remember?!

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That was...

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For him, that is probably the truth.

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Even though he can remember 
things from long ago,

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recent events are exceedingly easily forgotten.

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Memories mix together.

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That's one of the symptoms of dementia.

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Professional killers get dementia? 
Yes, of course they would.

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Right.

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In any case...

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we will use the information 
recorded here to contact his family.

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Yeah, we should.

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Excuse me, Suzumura-sama?

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Where... am I?

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We'll take you home.

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<i>And now to the traffic center. 
Shirayuri Dougeno-san, if you would.</i>

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<i>Yes, here's the news.</i>

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<i>Accidents have caused traffic congestion</i>

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<i>on the Etsuen Circular Route 
and city interchanges.</i>

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<i>The outer lanes of the Etsuen Circular Route 
in the vicinity of the Tokorodani Interchange</i>

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<i>are impacted by an accident 
involving a truck and a kei car.</i>

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<i>The kei car flipped on its side,</i>

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<i>causing a traffic jam stretching 
for seven kilometers.</i>

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Where are we going?

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<i>Traveling from the Neriga Interchange</i>

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Well...

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Your daughter, Hazuki-san, 
has been looking for you, so...

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<i>to the Kawawata Interchange will 
take approximately 45 minutes.</i>

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<i>Traveling down toward 
the Tsurugaumi Junction,</i>

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<i>an accident near the Outou Tunnel 
has caused a nine-kilometer traffic jam.</i>

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No, not that way!

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Right! Go right!

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You turn right next!

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<i>And now, the central highways.</i>

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<i>On the westbound coastal 
highway headed for Tateiso,</i>

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<i>an accident involving a truck and a 
passenger car at the East Miyako Tunnel</i>

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<i>has caused a fifteen-kilometer 
jam reaching to Isotaka.</i>

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<i>On the eastbound coastal highway, 
a truck has broken down at East Sudarejima,</i>

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<i>causing a traffic jam stretching seven 
kilometers to the Tateiso Bypass.</i>

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It's right up here. It should be there.

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<i>Southbound Gosato is backed up for three 
and a half kilometers from the tollgate.</i>

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It's all right. We're on our way 
to where your daughter lives.

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<i>Northbound Gosato is backed up for nine 
kilometers from Katotsu to the Gosato Junction.</i>

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What are you talking about?

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Huh?

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Stop right here!

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What?

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<i>That's all from the traffic center.</i>

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That's dangerous!

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<i>Right. That was Shirayuri Dougeno.</i>

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Wait, plea—

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<i>Thank you. Please keep driving
safely out there, everyone.</i>

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Let go of me!

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We can't just suddenly stop like—

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I'm telling you...

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<i>And now, I'd like to play something 
a little nostalgic for you.</i>

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<i>Kamome Harumi's "Sea of Love."</i>

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Why won't this open?

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All right! All right, we'll do it!

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I can't hear it. Let me hear it better.

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If you don't make it louder, I can't hear it!

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Oh, right! Of course.

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<i>A northern salt wind</i>

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<i>Wet with tears</i>

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<i>Words of parting, too</i>

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<i>Vanish with the waves</i>

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The ocean?

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No matter what kill I was asked to complete, 
I was confident I could accomplish it.

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And at the same time...

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I never failed to be prepared 
for my death at any moment.

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That's what it means to be 
a professional contract killer.

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I see. It sounds like you 
weren't afraid of anything.

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That's the problem with youngsters.

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They don't know just how terrifying 
they are to face...

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Children, that is.

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One day, for the sake of my work, 
I came to have a family.

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It was meant to be in name only,

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but of all the things to happen, 
she took a liking to me.

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That was the one and only 
peaceful time in my life.

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She died early, though.

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I couldn't do anything for her.

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Not a thing.

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But still...

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I couldn't spend all my time grieving.

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She'd left me behind... 
along with our little daughter.

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And, well, she cried a lot.

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As a baby, she'd cry all night.

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Can you believe it?

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I could stand behind a target 
without making a single sound,

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and I'd watch my daughter's 
breathing to make sure

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I wouldn't wake her as I went to her bedside.

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It's hilarious, isn't it?

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There was a time we went digging 
for clams at low tide.

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As a child, what scared her most 
was blood and getting hurt.

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Her rake scraped my hand.

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When she saw it, she started bawling.

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Even now, I can still remember it.

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Did she imagine what the 
pain must have felt like?

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Was it fear of the blood that welled up?

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I just didn't know what to do with her.

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The child certainly was a handful.

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<b>Suzumura Atsuhiko</b>

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That girl has been the biggest difficulty 
I've faced in my whole life.

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Dad!

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Oh, Hazuki!

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What's wrong? What brings you here?

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You're asking <i>me</i> that? You just...

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I'm so sorry.

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Not at all. He just happened 
to come to our hotel.

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Thank you.

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You're sweating a lot.

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Because I've been searching everywhere!

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Huh? Searching?

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Honestly!

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Um... I really am so sorry for causing 
trouble for you at work like this.

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Trouble? What have you done?

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Dad!

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And who are these people?

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Dad! You're being rude to the people 
who brought you back here!

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I'm sorry. My dad has dementia.

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Please don't mind him.

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Don't treat me like I'm some daft old codger!

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At any rate, thank you so 
much for your help today.

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I'd like to show my appreciation.

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Oh, no. There's no need to worry about that.

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We're just glad we could 
return him to you safely.

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I really am so sorry, 
but I'll take you at your word.

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We'll be going now.

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Come on, Dad. Say thank you.

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But who are these people?

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Okay! Our drop-off mission is complete!

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Let's head back!

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It isn't complete yet.

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Do we really have to?

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We really have to.

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<i>Hey, Dad. Dad!</i>

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Are you listening?

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I was really worried, you know.

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You are aware of our hotel's 
terms of service, I assume.

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Divulging information about it 
is absolutely forbidden.

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It isn't simply about 
the survival of the hotel.

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It's a problem that threatens 
the safety of all our guests.

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Dad, this way.

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If he violates the contract,

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I know.

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he must be dealt with accordingly.

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That is how we handle risk management.

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<i>Hotel Inhumans.</i>

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You treat me like I'm a senile old man.

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I'm sorry.

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<i>So why'd you go to that hotel? 
And on a day as hot as today, too.</i>

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<i>To get ready for my next job.</i>

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It's seriously hot today.

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I see. A hotel, huh?

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We'll go and stay there 
together sometime, okay?

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What are you talking about?

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You think you can stay there?

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It's a hotel that caters to contract killers!

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Yes, yes. That's right. 
You were a contract killer, weren't you?

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<i>You've told me that 300 times now.</i>

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Let's go.

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Hazuki, you don't believe me, do you?

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Well, I mean, all you do since you retired 
from being a civil servant is watch movies.

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His family thinks it's a fantasy of his?

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It seems so.

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I keep telling you, it's the truth!

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Hey. What's wrong?

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Why are you drenched in sweat?

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It's disgraceful!

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Yes, you're right!

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It's hot. Let's drink some water!

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You'll have some, too, right?

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There you go, Dad. 
I took the cap off for you.

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Right.

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What the hell?!

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What do you think you're doing, gramps?!

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I'm soaked!

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Hey! What are—

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I'm so sorry!

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It's because I didn't hand it to him properly.

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I'm sorry. I'm so sorry!

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F-Forget it.

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I'm sorry! I'm really, really sorry!

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Hazuki, you apologize too much.

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A contract killer's daughter 
shouldn't be so pathetic.

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...your fault.

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Huh? What was that?

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I said it's your fault, Dad!

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You need to control yourself!

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Of course I'll apologize!

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<i>I'm the only one who </i>can<i> apologize!</i>

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<i>Because you're like that, I have to...</i>

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I'm sorry I'm a disgrace as a daughter.

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I'm sorry for making you feel embarrassed.

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But...

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All this sweat is your fault!

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And you're just going to 
forget all this anyway.

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I know, Dad.

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<i>You really are a murderer, right?</i>

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I saw.

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Just by chance, when I was 
organizing all of your things.

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I think I had a vague inkling all along

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that you weren't doing decent work.

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And it's not like I want to know 
everything after all this time.

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I don't want to know any of it!

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If I did know, I'd probably hate you so much 
I wouldn't know what to do about it!

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Because if you disappeared, 
I'd just go looking for you again!

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Why are you crying, Hazuki?

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Understood. Thanks, Nakata-san.

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The check of Suzumura-san's home is complete.

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Nothing else that was traceable to us was found.

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She said Spider disposed of the tools of 
the trade that Hazuki-san happened to find.

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It seems there was evidence that 
the case hadn't been opened in years.

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So, Ikuro-san, what is your risk assessment?

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Without any hard evidence, no one would 
believe he was a professional killer.

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And his daughter doesn't seem 
likely to act on her suspicions.

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Risk level E.

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How about we have Spider 
conduct intermittent inspections?

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That seems reasonable.

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Though Nakata-san will probably 
complain about the increased workload.

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Hurry up and restaff Spider!

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But, man, it really is hot.

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When we get back, we will continue 
organizing the guest lists.

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Barf.

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Hey, can't we just forget 
all of it and go swimming?

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Feel free to go alone.

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I don't wanna organize the lists!

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Are you sure you want to?

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To forget everything?

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There was a time we went digging 
for clams at low tide.

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As a child, what scared her most 
was blood and getting hurt.

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Her rake scraped my hand.

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When she saw it, she started bawling.

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Even now, I can still remember it.

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Did she imagine what the 
pain must have felt like?

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Was it fear of the blood that welled up?

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I just didn't know what to do with her.

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The child was a handful.

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That girl has been the biggest difficulty 
I've faced in my whole life.

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What did you do when she cried?

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I'd pick her up and hold her.

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But I never managed to make her stop crying.

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Yeah.

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I don't think I want to forget after all.

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I want to remember.

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Hey, Hazuki. What's wrong?

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Don't cry. Don't cry.

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There, there. Come on.

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Don't cry.

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Come on, Hazuki. Don't cry.

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There's no need to cry.

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Okay? Okay?

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<i>A northern salt wind</i>

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<i>Wet with tears</i>

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<i>Words of parting, too</i>

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<i>Vanish with the waves</i>

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Mariana Martinez
Gabriella Ramirez
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