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tsuchiya-san

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The rainy season ended yesterday, officially, and today it's 33 degrees, so that's how that works.

After work I took the tin to Oji Home Service. Tsuchiya-san looked at the cards for a long time without touching them, then put on a pair of white cotton gloves from his drawer, which I hadn't expected, and closed the lid.

He has the nephew's number in the file. The nephew settled everything in January and would know how to reach the daughter. Tsuchiya-san said this isn't usual, and that he'd do it.

Then he said, "Aikawa-san. Is the room all right?"

I told him about the intercom, only the intercom. He nodded like he'd heard it before. Humidity, he said. The outdoor buttons on some models misfire in the rainy season. He'll send someone to replace it.

I said it started in April.

He said he'd send someone anyway.

When I got home I noticed the pothos. I haven't turned it since the 4th. Today it's facing the window.