Mr. Morikawa: Yes, of course. Next Friday is her last day, so that evening works best.

Felicia: We should have the party at a nice place.

Mr. Morikawa: Do you have somewhere in mind?

Felicia: How about the sushi restaurant at the Hotel New Onishi?

Mr. Morikawa: Good choice.

Felicia: Oh, no! I just remembered, I’m returning from a business trip around five on that day.

Mr. Morikawa: No problem. I’ll come and pick you up at the station, and we’ll go directly to the hotel.

Hiroki: Wait, Haruka. Don’t rush things. I’ll change! I’ll behave better from now on!

Haruka: Don’t try to fix it, Hiroki. Our love’s gone sour.

Hiroki: But what are you going to do?

Haruka: I’ll start a new life. Don’t worry about me.

Hiroki: And what am I going to do alone?

Haruka: You just bought a new condominium, right? Everything will come good for both of us.

Yuriko: Oh, Mr. Morikawa. Thank you so much for the party tonight. I can’t stop my tears.

Mr. Morikawa: That’s completely understandable. After so many years with us, it must be very tough to say goodbye.

Yuriko: Yes, it’s a very emotional moment. I’ve loved working for this company, and I’m going to miss the job and especially my co-workers.

Mr. Morikawa: And you’ll be sorely missed, that’s for sure. Now, no more tears. Just relax and enjoy yourself.

Yuriko: You’re very kind.

Grandpa: You’re welcome, Roxy. It was a bit of a drive, but we made it.

Roxy: Look at all the people. I didn’t expect it to be so crowded.

Grandpa: Well, it is a very famous archaeological site.

Roxy: I know. This place gives me a strange feeling.

Grandpa: Really? I don’t feel anything.

Roxy: Grandpa, look at that man. That’s Professor Peacock!

Grandpa: Peacock? The archaeologist? What’s he doing here?

Roxy: Maybe he’s giving a guided tour.