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... worse than a dog. Because even dogs didn’t get a cold in the summer! How did this happen!? A dog wouldn’t get cold. I said that I wouldn’t catch one either. Oh, my head was in a daze.


“Serira-”


I was sure I came out of the bathroom myself and couldn’t stand on my own feet. When I came into the room and finished showering, my body suddenly got hot. I felt as if I was getting steamed by the heat of my own body. I held Serira and breath.


Oh, it’s so hard to breathe. I ...

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