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A very short (8 pages) story about a salaryman who adopts his orphaned niece. There is no dialogue for the first 4 pages—only sound effects (SFX). Translation Highlight: This comic lo translated work is famous for how the scanlator handled the onomatopoeia. Instead of erasing the Japanese SFX, they placed small, semi-transparent English words (e.g., tap tap for footsteps, fluff for a blanket) next to them, preserving the original art while making it readable.

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