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2nd Monthly Lines
January I got my fortune slip, but "terrible luck" was written on it.... This is too much of a bad omen...
Hey Futami! Don't come to me to get New Year's money! I won't give you any!!
February Having both Nama-chan earmuffs and gloves... I really don't know what will become of you, Futami...
It's only natural for a man of the Sanzenin household to receive tons of chocolate.
March For White Day I won't give you back threefold, but three thousand fold. Be glad and accept it. [1]
I don't hate flower viewing. But my pollen allergy makes it hard.
April It's nice to have fun on April Fools, but don't say lies that might hurt people.
Issei is somewhat sweet to Futami.
May Decorating with Futami's ikebana.... Maybe I should make a Japanese room for that....
I didn't realize we stopped putting out the kabuto we used to put out every year...
June Girls really have it hard when changing wardrobes for the season. I see how my sister struggles every year.
Rainy season, huh. I hate the humidity but I like the sound of the rain.
July Hey, Ban, what kind of syrup did you put on the shaved ice?! It has such a strange color!
I was playing beach volleyball with Issei and the rest and I got hit in my face with the ball... It hurts.
August In case you want to see the fireworks, let me prepare the best location for you!
Hey, absolutely never offer us work in an abandoned castle. Absolutely never...
September Wine goes well with the Tsukimi Dangos too.
I can understand just from one look that Issei's sake is strong...I won't drink it.
October If you want to see artworks then you should come to my house.
I got my sweets stolen not only by Futami but also by Issei...what are they, highway robbers?
November My house doesn't have it, so I yearn a bit for a kotatsu.
Issei! I said it was fine to use the home theater but don't put on horror movies!
December The Sanzenin house holds a grand Christmas party every year.
My house is really big, so the maids have to work really hard for the year-end cleaning.
  1. "Sanzen" in Sanzenin means "Three thousand"
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