Yayoi: Sure. Here it is.

Jonas: “To Yayoi, from Arnold Sylvester.” He’s got nice handwriting.

Yayoi: Yeah, it’s too bad you missed him. By the time you came back from lunch, Arnold had already left.

Jonas: You didn’t take a photo together?

Yayoi: Actually, I took a selfie. Take a look.

Jonas: Cool. He looks friendly. Just like in the movies.

Yayoi: Yes, he came back to keep his promise to me.

Jonas: That’s great.

Barbara: Hiroki, it’s Barbara. Can you talk now?

Hiroki: Actually, now is not a good time. I’m in the middle of a meeting.

Barbara: I see, but can we meet later today?

Hiroki: Sure, no problem. I’ll have finished by around four o’clock.

Barbara: OK, let me call you then.

Hiroki: Er…it’s better if I call you when I’m done.

Barbara: Sure. But I really need to see you.

Hiroki: OK. See you later.

Sota: Oh, Masami. I forgot my phone. I must have left it in the clubroom.

Masami: No wonder I haven’t been able to contact you.

Sota: Why were you trying to contact me? Where’s Tom?

Masami: Oh, we broke up.

Sota: What happened?

Masami: He said some rude things to me. I can’t even tell you.

Sota: That’s too bad.

Masami: Not really. Anyway, can I go to the clubroom with you?

Sota: Um, sure…

Casper: No, not today. I’m going to check out the new stationery shop.

Alexis: Since when did you become interested in stationery?

Casper: I’ve been looking at some net reviews of mechanical pencils recently. They might have some good ones there.

Alexis: What do you need pencils for?

Casper: I want to practice drawing pictures of my figures.

Alexis: Hmm. I’m going to the department store again. Call me when you’re done.

Casper: Sure.