Cynthia: Don’t worry, you can use this guitar. It’s Paul’s, but he said it was OK to use it in an emergency.

Bill: Ah, the one he bought during our recent Japan tour.

Cynthia: Yes, at that famous guitar shop in Tokyo.

Bill: It’s a good chance to try it on stage. It will remind me of the wonderful Japanese fans.

Cynthia: Yeah, that was a fantastic tour.

Bill: Absolutely. I can’t wait to go back.

Hiroki: Sorry, Alana. I was just combing my hair.

Alana: You don’t need to do that. You’re at home.

Hiroki: I always want to look good in front of people.

Alana: Wow, those sirens are really loud.

Hiroki: It can be noisy here at times. I don’t like working at home.

Alana: You mean our office is quieter than your apartment?

Hiroki: Yes, during the day it is.

Tom: You like Sota, don’t you?

Masami: What makes you think that?

Tom: You’re always concerned about him. Too concerned.

Masami: You shouldn’t jump to conclusions. He’s just a friend.

Tom: But I’m just a friend, too. How many boyfriends do you need?

Masami: I can’t believe you said that. If that’s the way you feel, fine. Sayonara!

Tom: Wait! Masami! Come back!

Hiroki: Barbara! What are you doing here?

Barbara: I was meeting a client who wants to buy a condominium from my company.

Hiroki: My office is in this building.

Barbara: Oh, really? I had no idea. So, when can I see again?

Hiroki: Um, soon. Let me check my schedule.

Barbara: Sure, whenever you’re free. You know, I’ve been waiting for this shuttle bus forever.

Hiroki: Don’t worry, it should arrive any minute.

Barbara: Oh, here it comes. Bye, Hiroki! Call me!

Hiroki: I will!