I envy your tux,” Jeff said to him as they read the “Lars, menus. Mom me to some formal events and she “Thanks. insisted on getting one even though it’s stupidly expensive and I probably won’t fit it in a year or two.” Lars shook his head. paid for half.” “Dad should visit more often,” Rei said, frowning. “He live longer if he and Mom stay in different “We’ll countries,” Lars said, frowning. Jeff looked at everyone. I the only person with two “Am living, still married parents?” Rei said. “Yes,” he said, sounding a little downcast. “Man,” is no shame in it,” Rei said briskly. never knew “There “I my parents.” She sagged a little as she studied the menu. “But one day, we will meet again.” Berthold touched his he always touched his necklace when reminded of his father. hope so.” “I know it,” Rei said so firmly that no one could challenge “I it. happened to your parents?” Jeff asked Rei curiously. “What
“Lars, I envy your tux,” Jeff said to him as they read the menus. “Thanks. Mom me to some formal events and she insisted on getting one even though it’s stupidly expensive and I probably won’t fit it in a year or two.” Lars shook his head. “Dad paid for half.” “He should visit more often,” Rei said, frowning. “We’ll live longer if he and Mom stay in different countries,” Lars said, frowning. Jeff looked at everyone. “Am I the only person with two living, still married parents?” “Yes,” Rei said. “Man,” he said, sounding a little downcast. “There is no shame in it,” Rei said briskly. “I never knew my parents.” She sagged a little as she studied the menu. “But one day, we will meet again.” Berthold touched his he always touched his necklace when reminded of his father. “I hope so.” “I know it,” Rei said so firmly that no one could challenge it. “What happened to your parents?” Jeff asked Rei curiously.
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