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>Tuesday, second day of the week
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>You will look forward to it, but no meat this week, so it will be very lame
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>Your morning starts as usual: you bump sonata, 3S, go to the kitchen for breakfast
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>This time is a glass of milk with Leicaj, some sort of honeycake loaf
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>Really sweet. Adagio remembers the time when they had to escape Greece for a while so they went east
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>Crazy sea times for sure
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>After you finish, you hug the girls goodbye and dagi gives you your lunch bag
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>Some minutes later, you reach your workplace
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>Time goes by as usual: now that everyone got paid, everyone is working happily for a change. Bob doesn't annoy you with his crappy humor
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>*growl~~~*
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>Welp, at least one thing stays with you
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>You grab the lunch bag and take whatever is inside this time
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>"Anonymous!"
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>Oh crap
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"Mr. Rich! Good day, I was-"
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>"Quiet! Eating on the job? We have an expendable machine. You know the rules"
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"I know Mr. Rich, it's just that I don't have much money and-"
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>"Don't lie, I paid all of you yesterday. Now you better give me a better excuse before I fire you"
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>Damn it, this is it
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>Well, if you are going to burn, may as well make a good flame
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"Truth is I rather eat part of my lunch than eat that cheap candy. Even the cardboard where it cames from has more flavor"
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>"And I'm supposed to believe that?"
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"Yes, because my food is awesome!"
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>"Prove it"
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>You take the meal inside the bag. There are two again
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>You grab one, and show it to Filthy
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"See? It's awesome!"
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>He is stunned
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>"Is... is that an italian style stuffed tomato?"
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>He is still looking at the tomato. May as well wing it
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"Ehh, yes! My lunch is always better than whatever that machine sells"
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>"Can... can I...?"
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>He takes the tomato and takes a bite
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>You are Filthy Rich
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>After taking a bite of the stuffed tomato, you suffered a flashback
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>You are back in Italy, in the 80s. Your arranged marriage with Spoiled is happening soon, but one woman changed your mind: Giustina
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>She came from a dangerous crime family from Sicilia, but both wished to have a normal life
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>Sadly, reality is harsh
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>You are back in the last moment you saw her
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"Giustina! Giustina! Wait!"
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>"Stop Rich, we can't see each other like this anymore"
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"Why hide it then? We can leave all this. We still have a chance!"
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>"You have a chance, I don't. My family won't let me leave without consequences"
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"We will escape then. We can be free!"
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>"And run where? Argentina? Canada? Turkey? Be realistic Filthy: you have a future, but my family will destroy it. We can't see each other again"
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"But... what about us?"
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>She holds your hands
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>"Avremo sempre Roma"
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>She leaves your hands, and runs away, lost in the darkness of the Coliseum
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"Huh... Mr Rich, are you ok?"
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>Your boss started tearing up. This isn't good
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>"Mr. Rich?"
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"Avremo sempre Roma"
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"Huh?"
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>He takes his handkerchief, and clean his face
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>"Sorry Anonymous, I ate your meal. You know, you are right, this is really good"
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"So, no problem?"
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>"No problem. In fact, you are right, the candy is very plain. I'll get a better supplier. And you are right, we could use an extra buck for better candy. Keep this between us, alright? I'll give you a raise. Just a little push so you can get some candy from the machine. We are a professional company after all"
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"Sure. I'll stop eating my lunch outside hours"
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>"Good we came to an agreement. Can I keep the-"
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"Just take it sir, I still have another"
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>"Good"
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>He leaves the office
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>You sigh relieved. Thanks Adagio
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>*Sniff* "Giustina..."
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>During lunch, Filthy was right. The tomato was delicious
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>Sadly, the sirens were right about the no meat thing. The original recipe has bacon, but Adagio change it for eggheads
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>Back at home, you salute the girls and tell them the story
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>"Oh, my italian stuffed tomatoes? A family recipe, passed down through generations"
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"Generations?"
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>"Well, you stop caring about the kids after the 8th one, but you remember your family dearly. When we were in Italy, I used to make this to our little Giustina. You know, I think one of my lineage had the same name during the 80s"
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"Oh yeah? And what happened?"
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>"I think she joined the mob. That was sad, I heard she had a boyfriend outside of the family. Maybe if she risked to leave that life, she could've got away with it. I mean, she had brothers and sisters too"
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"Tough luck, maybe they had a lineage rule or something"
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>"Maybe. Dinner's ready"
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"What are we having?"
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>"Chole Bhature. Indian food is vegan, perfect for a man who doesn't eat meat"
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>Man, this week is going to be hard
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