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"Why is it so quiet?"
"I'm not sure..."
"You!"
"Uh oh... what did you do, Rosaleen?"
"I don't think I did anything..."
"Like your friend said, you did, in fact, do something wrong. You left me hanging with a question!"
"I'm sorry! I thought you were done talking to me."
"Fineee... you're forgiven. Your order, ma'am?"
"One Firecracker Roll, please."
"Same amount of wasabi and ginger?"
"Yes."
"$2.99 and the same guy."
*mumbles*
"She's going to hang up on me yet again..."
"I won't this time, don't worry."
*gasps*
"Incredible! She didn't hang up."
"So, uh... what did you ask me yesterday?"
"I asked you how your sushi was yesterday."
"Weeell... not yesterday's sushi. It was yesterday yesterday if that makes sense."
"The first day, right? The California Roll was good, thank you."
"I'm glad! I heard it's perfect for sushi beginners. What do you think? You seem to be knowledgeable when it comes to sushi."
"That and the Philadelphia Roll. I gave my best friend those two when she tried sushi for the first time."
"Is she a sushi lover like you now?"
"She likes eating it, but she isn't a huge lover of it."
"I don't think I've ever met anybody who eats this much sushi like you. Heck, even the frequent customers we get don't order three days in a row."
"Aw man... I gotta get back to work. Got another call coming in."
"Have a good day."
"Yeah, you too."
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Sushi
Short StoryRosaleen Song, an avid lover of sushi, finds her life shattering apart when she learns about the closing of her favorite sushi restaurant. Fortunately for her, the sudden opening of Sushiria fills the void in her life, and with slight hesitation, sh...
