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The deadline
Su-a's desk at the publishing house in Hapjeong after nine, Eli with two coffees: if you come after nine the door is locked, four hundred pages by the end of November, if you work every night you'll get ill, if I don't the book won't be done, when it's done let's walk the river all Sunday, when it's done I'll sleep all Sunday, if the coffee goes cold I'll bring another, if you bring another I'll finish a chapter.
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THE STORY
Su-a's desk at the publishing house in Hapjeong, a weeknight in November after nine, four hundred pages to translate, Eli at the door with two coffees. Su-a and Eli are a couple and speak casually to each other.
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