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:49:02
It's none of your concern.
:49:07
Madam Okiku took the money
from you, then?

:49:11
No, I didn't see
the Madam.

:49:13
I was told that she was visiting a lumber-
yard in Fuyuki Village, in Fukagawa.

:49:16
This struck me as somewhat strange,
but... I paid the head clerk.

:49:21
Like I told you, you should've
minded your own business!

:49:27
You don't pay
the clerk!

:49:30
But, the fact that she went to the Fuka-
gawa lumberyard is interesting...

:49:35
...the fact that Okiku
did that...

:49:41
Now, that makes
me laugh!

:49:57
I am Okiku, the Madam
of Sagamiya.

:50:02
Niiro requested that I
send my clerk here...

:50:06
...but the matter isn't settled yet,
so I've come here in person.

:50:11
I'm sorry to interrupt
your busy schedule.

:50:14
So, miss, you're the... You're
from Sagamiya?

:50:17
Yes, sir. I am she who is
called Madam Okiku.

:50:21
My goodness...
:50:26
Really... it's remarkable how there
can be look-alikes in this world.

:50:31
When they say "be as alike as two
split melons," they mean this!

:50:33
"Two melons?"
:50:34
"Two melons?"
No wonder Sir Niiro did what he did...

:50:38
No wonder... he couldn't
have helped himself!

:50:41
Pardon me, but... what do
you mean by that, sir?

:50:47
When I first met Sir Niiro,
he also had...

:50:51
...a surprised look on his
face, like yours, sir...

:50:54
...and wouldn't stop
staring at me.

:50:58
I'm curious as
to why...


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