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[All-nighters are plentiful now. Of all the lame options in the Inaba police department, Adachi had to be saddled with the one with an actual work ethic. As in all facets of life, he was just exceptionally lucky. Elbows sliding forward on his desk, Adachi's forehead hits the mountain of papers in front of him with a muffled thud. Going through them will be useless, he knows (and after all, he surely knows best). They won't find their killer in here, wedged between words and fine print text, ink smudged because newspaper is cheap, but if Dojima looked up from his own immersion into the articles, searching so desperately for clues, he might find the culprit sitting across the desk.]
Do we really have to go through all of these again?
Do we really have to go through all of these again?

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Oooh, let's try to see if that barbecue place is open-
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...Yeah, guess not. Maybe the ramen stand.
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Ha ha, don't worry about it. I'll cover you. Can't say I'm in the mood for ramen tonight.
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R-really? I mean, you do it all the time, sir, it's kind of imposing, isn't it?
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C'mon.
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Man, it's been ages since I've had barbecue! This is gonna be great!
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[Which is surprising, really, for a town like Inaba. It's one of those eye of the storms - before another round of rainy days and fog began. Adachi briefly looks up at the sky, at the sliver of moon visible from the ground, and as a result, forgets to look where he's going - bumping straight into his partner.]
Whoa!
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S-sorry about that, sir. Are you okay?
[Maybe barbecue is not going to happen tonight.]
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Watch where you’re going, dumb ass!
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It was an accident.
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How many times to I have to tell you to pay attention? C'mon, stand up.
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[Oh so obediently, Adachi rolls onto his knees and then pushes himself onto his feet, brushing his clothes off afterward. Barbecue was looking less and less likely. In fact, if he got off without being scolded, he'd consider himself lucky, so he might as well take that opportunity now. He takes a step backward.]
Well, I guess I'll take my leave now. Have a good night, Dojima-san!
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I don't even know why I bother carpooling your sorry ass around..
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Adachi stands there and takes it in, because he knows the type - Dojima's one of those men who talk just to hear the sound of their own voice, because no one else is going to take the initiative and make conversation with someone with a stick shoved so far up their ass.]
S-Sorry, sir. I-I didn't do it on purpose, and I figured that late night snack plans were kind of thrown off, so I was gonna cut the chase short and just get out of here so you can get home.
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Geez. You already convinced me to close up early, alright? Let’s just get something to eat and then we can call it a night.
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Mind lending me the lighter, again? Last I remember they don’t allow smoking in this place.
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'Welcome to one, if you want.
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All right, he schools himself, can't hold grudges too long. You have to be the nice guy, you have to forgive. You have to do both your shares of forgiving, because come December, you'll never get any again.]
Thanks.
[He eyes the lit cigarette for a moment, twirling it between his fingers (surprisingly deft for someone usually so clumsy), before bringing it to his mouth.]
Hey, look at the menu, Dojima-san! They've got a late-night special now, for beef! Oh, and a special on this combo with the nabe...
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What are you going on about for? You’ve been here before.
Just pick whatever you want.
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Hey, hey, let's try this one!
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