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... ing Alica-san and the dinner she had prepared for me. I could already faintly smell the delicious dinner from the other side of the door. It seems while I was having my bath, she had brought out a wooden table and chairs, covered with a white table cloth, and daintily decorated with a small vase containing white and yellow flowers. Placed on the table was a set of dinning wear, including a glass, a fork, and a knife. It looked like a formal arrangement I had only seen before on TV. As such, I wa ...

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