Mika hesitated, her hand hovering over the drawer. "Verhentaitop" — a code word they'd made up in college — echoed in her head. "Gomu o tsukete," Kenji had said firmly before leaving for his business trip. Put on the rubber gloves. She was cleaning out the old storage room today, and he knew how clumsy she could be with broken glass and old paint cans. She sighed, pulled on the yellow gloves, and opened the door. The dust made her sneeze, but she smiled. "Thanks for worrying, idiot."
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