Takuma: But it’s too late to cancel it. We’ve made all the arrangements. We have to go through with it.

Kelly: All my life, I’ve dreamed about wearing a wedding dress. But it doesn’t feel right.

Takuma: Have you talked to your mother?

Kelly: Yes. She says she’s looking forward to the day.

Takuma: Kelly, we’ll get through this and have a wonderful wedding.

Raje: Oh, hi, Sheena. I was just thinking about my days in Tokyo. I miss Japan.

Sheena: You had a good time there?

Raje: Yes, I want to go back someday.

Sheena: From what I hear, it’s very different from life in India.

Raj: Oh, yes, quite different. One thing is that many Japanese people can’t tell good Indian food from bad Indian food.

Sheena: And Japanese curry is quite different from ours, isn’t it?

Raje: Absolutely.

Sota: Yes, come in. Do you want to join our club?

Linda: I’m thinking about it. My name is Linda.

Sota: I’m Sota, the president of this club.

Linda: I know. I think you know Masaya. He’s a friend of mine.

Sota: Yes, I do. We’re in the same P.E. class.

Linda: I saw the list of rules on the club’s web page. No dating among club members?

Sota: Right. That’s rule number 1.

Ms. Stravinsky: I heard Amy playing the piano from outside. She’s improved.

Wayne: Well, it’s all due to your lessons. She loves the piano.

Ms. Stravinsky: I’m so happy to hear that.

Wayne: How thoughtless of me! Please come inside. What’s that you’re carrying?

Ms. Stravinsky: A present. I went to Vienna.

Wayne: Vienna! I’ve dreamed of going there.

Ms. Stravinsky: Open it, please.

Wayne: A chocolate cake?

Ms. Stravinsky: Yes, it’s a specialty of Vienna.

Wayne: Oh, that’s so kind of you.