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Considering I have had a week to come to terms with it, I suppose I can inform everyone of my less-than-pleasant attitude as of late. ~~Also, it will stop Ohtori from worrying incessantly about me.~~

My grandfather passed away while I was in Kyushu, thus the reason for my hasty departure that week. This will not prevent me from continuing my studies at Lioncrest. I have been prepared for this for some time and can confidently say that running the firm and maintaining my current academic levels will not be an issue.

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Yanagi. I wonder if there's a way to keep my shelves open. Thus far, I'm appreciative of the anti-Inui measurements. Also, if my mother sends me anything with any shade or hue of purple, please burn it promptly. Thank you. Also, try not to spoil Echizen too much.

Atobe. Yanagi informed me that you stopped by my rooms. What did you need?

Ohtori. I have the Stradivarius. It was delivered yesterday. You may come get it whenever you would like.

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Your grandfather....? Oh, Tezuka-sama, I'm so sorry. Is there anything I can do?

...You're serious. You actually want to give it to me?

I have everything under control, Ohtori. There is nothing I need for you to do. Thank you though.

I am serious. If it passes your sound check, I will hand you the certificate of authenticity as well as the appraisal documents.

...Alright, Tezuka-sama.

Hand me?! But surely, Tezuka-sama, I mean I should pay you or something-

Aa, yes. They are in an envelope in my possession. There is no need for you to repay me.

But...Tezuka-sama, I can't accept a gift of this value without giving you something in return.

I insist that no repayment is necessary.

...but-

You have my condolences, Tezuka-sama.

Aa. Thank you.

It should go without saying but knowing the habit of assuming that some people have I should probably point out; if there is anything you need, don't hesitate to ask.

I was simply inquiring after your health, Teuzka. I would not like to have played tennis against you in a weakened state. ~~Although after what I had to experience there, it's a wonder I could still hold a racket.~~

Aa. I am much better than I was when I returned. ~~What are you talking about?~~

I am naturally glad to hear that. Your butler has made some interesting room adjustments.

Aa. He has. I quite enjoy the self-closing shelf covers with security settings.

Oh, Fuji mentioned something about a gift he gave you that I should see the next time I'm in your rooms.

Tezuka-sama, I would not worry about viewing that gift. My sentiments have changed since then and I would feel exceptionally guilty over the waste of your time.

Indeed .... they are interesting. He has a cabinet for the boy too, I note.

You should come by, Tezuka, it is worth viewing.

I have learned that you also have a cabinet. I was not aware you had left things in my room, enough of which to substantiate a cabinet.

Aa. I shall. When is a good time for you?

I was also ... surprised. I believe it only contains a single item. Did Yanagi enlighten you as to its contents?

My evenings are perpetually free, Tezuka.

A silk scarf?

Whenever is best for you. I wouldn't wish to catch you at a bad time.

Yes. That doesn't strike you as ~~a fetish item~~ odd?

Quite. I have no idea where it came from. I assumed it was something you left in my rooms after we had gone out some where.

It is not. ~~I have never done bondage.~~ Yanagi-kun simply said he thought it would please me. I presume it is one your items, unused I take it?

Aa. ~~I don't believe you.~~ Hmm. I suppose it is something my mother sent. It will never be used. I guess I could have Yanagi burn it. Unless you'd like me to keep it for you.

It seems a shame to burn silk, Tezuka. That said, I do not foresee ... using it in the near future. Perhaps the boy would enjoy it?

Aa, I quite agree, but I hardly have use for it.

Maybe I'll give it to the kitten. I think he'd enjoy it.

Tezuka, I am so sorry for your loss. ~~If I hadn't been so preoccupied with Oshitari's attempts at seduction, I would have known about this sooner.~~

Ohtori-kun and I are walking into town today. Would you like to join us? It is just a trip to buy groceries but sometimes it is good to get out for simple things?

Thank you, but I would rather stay on campus this weekend.

... senpai...

Echizen.

I am glad I'm not either.

... ♥

My condolences, Tezuka-sama. I will support you to the best of my ability.

I have just installed a PIN-code lock, which you can set. It will open and remain open when you key in your PIN, and lock when you shut it yourself. Will that be satisfactory, Tezuka-sama?

I will take note regarding the purple items, Tezuka-sama. Your mother has, however, sent a white poet shirt which I have laid on your bed.

I will also try not to overindulge Ryoma-sama.

Aa. Thank you.

That will be fine. Does that work for all of the shelves or just the ones surrounding my desk?

A white poet shirt? Was there a note?

The ones containing manuscripts. I can install them for all the shelves, if you like.

I believe she said that it was ideal for dancing.

No, those are the only ones I'm concerned about.

Dancing? I have no reason to dance.

I think your mother mentioned something about a "proper education", but perhaps you should clarify with her, Tezuka-sama.

I think my mother is thinking of the private schools in Germany that require ballroom dancing. Please hide it.

Understood.

Condolences, Tezuka. I'm glad to hear things are sufficiently in order to avoid unforeseen and undesired changes of status quo.

Thank you.

Wow. I was almost right. Something died.

Your general lack of empathy is hardly surprising. Though, coming from you, I suppose that is your form of condolence.

Possibly. Though I don't see the point in mourning, when people are destinated to die someday...

Aa. I suppose if I was the type to mourn then that would be different.

I guess.

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