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Mia

What? No way. 27.8 kilograms?

Misaki

The limit is 23 kilograms, so we're 4.8 kilograms over.

Mia

Isn't this scale being a little too strict?

Misaki

Scales don't have personalities.

Mia

But maybe it's in a bad mood today.

Misaki

Numbers don't change with their mood. Let's weigh it again.

Mia

Please. Be gentle with it this time.

Misaki

Asking the suitcase won't make it any lighter.

Mia

Oh! It's 27.7 kilograms now!

Misaki

A 0.1-kilogram miracle. Just 4.7 kilograms to go.

Mia

We came to the airport two whole hours early, and yet...

Misaki

That's exactly why we have time to sort out the luggage now.

Mia

I never thought we'd end up opening the suitcase at the airport.

Misaki

It's better than paying an excess baggage fee.

Mia

But it's embarrassing to have everyone see what's inside.

Misaki

Don't worry. Nobody is interested in Mia's suitcase.

Mia

That somehow makes me feel a little lonely.

Misaki

Then I'll take an interest and watch. Let's open it.

Mia

All right. But don't be surprised.

Misaki

The moment you said that, I started to worry.

Misaki

...Why are there four pairs of shoes in here?

Mia

Shoes for walking, shoes for rainy days, and shoes for going to nice restaurants...

Misaki

And the fourth pair?

Mia

Shoes for going somewhere that isn't in our plans yet.

Misaki

Let's take that place off this trip's itinerary.

Mia

Even though we haven't decided where it is yet?

Misaki

We can take it off precisely because it hasn't been decided.

Mia

Misaki, you only make decisions this quickly at times like this.

Misaki

First, let's keep only the sneakers and sandals.

Mia

But these two pairs already hold memories of adventures I haven't had yet.

Misaki

Don't create memories for shoes you haven't even worn yet.

Misaki

Next, the clothes. Why do you have eight days' worth for a three-night trip?

Mia

Don't you want a different look for the morning, afternoon, and evening?

Misaki

It's a trip, not a fashion show.

Mia

The photos will last forever.

Misaki

It looks like the record of your overweight suitcase will too.

Mia

That record doesn't need to last.

Misaki

What about this hair dryer? The hotel should have one.

Mia

The hotel's dryer might have weak airflow.

Misaki

So you can't trust unfamiliar air.

Mia

If my hair doesn't dry, it affects my mood the next day.

Misaki

But this alone weighs nearly one kilogram.

Mia

Think of it as one kilogram of peace of mind.

Misaki

Right now, that peace of mind is about to turn into an excess baggage fee.

Mia

You put it far too realistically.

Misaki

We need at least one realistic person if we're going to get on the plane.

Misaki

There are two guidebooks in here too.

Mia

One is for sightseeing, and the other is for food.

Misaki

You can look those things up on your phone.

Mia

What if my phone runs out of battery?

Misaki

You brought a power bank, didn't you?

Mia

What if the power bank runs out of battery?

Misaki

If you pack all your worries, the luggage itself becomes your biggest worry.

Mia

...I have to admit, that made some sense.

Misaki

What about this little stuffed toy?

Mia

I want to take pictures with it during the trip.

Misaki

It's light, so you can keep it.

Mia

What? You're letting me keep it?

Misaki

I'm not telling you to throw everything away.

Mia

You've been removing my future memories one after another.

Misaki

They're memories that haven't happened yet.

Mia

Please be a little kinder to my future memories.

Misaki

Then let's divide everything into three groups: things you absolutely need, things you can buy there, and things that spark joy.

Mia

So the last group isn't “things I don't need,” but “things that spark joy.”

Misaki

That way, you'll be more willing to choose honestly, right?

Mia

Misaki, you really know how to handle me.

Misaki

We've known each other for a long time.

Mia

All right. I'll leave the hair dryer and trust the local air.

Misaki

The hotel's airflow. You're making it sound bigger than it is.

Mia

I'll take only two pairs of shoes and four days' worth of clothes.

Misaki

It's a three-night trip, so that's still one extra day... but I suppose it's fine.

Mia

I'm the type who grows a little at a time.

Misaki

Let's transfer the shampoo and conditioner into small containers too.

Mia

Did you bring small travel containers?

Misaki

I did. I had a feeling this would happen to you.

Mia

You know more about my trip than I do.

Misaki

All right. Let's weigh it again.

Mia

Please let it show a kinder number this time.

Misaki

23.4 kilograms. Just 0.4 kilograms to go.

Mia

After all that work, it's still not enough?

Misaki

There's something in the side pocket.

Mia

Oh, water! I forgot I put it there.

Misaki

Five hundred milliliters. We found the culprit.

Mia

It was hiding this close the whole time.

Misaki

You're the one who put it there, though.

Mia

The me who packed before coming to the airport is a different person from who I am now.

Misaki

If you can become a different person in two hours, you're growing quickly.

Mia

Yes! 22.9 kilograms! We're under the limit!

Misaki

Congratulations. You won the battle against your suitcase.

Mia

By the way, how much did your luggage weigh, Misaki?

Misaki

16.2 kilograms.

Mia

How is it so light? We're going on the same trip, right?

Misaki

Because I packed three days' worth of clothes and only what I need.

Mia

Can I borrow a little of that empty space?

Misaki

No. That's where I'll put souvenirs on the way home.

Mia

You planned that far ahead?

Misaki

I sent you a packing list a week ago.

Mia

What? Where?

Misaki

In our chat. It's still marked unread.

Mia

I had so many notifications that the important message got buried.

Misaki

Even your messages get lost in your luggage.

Mia

Next time we travel, help me pack from the beginning.

Misaki

Packing isn't included in the trip.

Mia

For me, it's the most difficult tourist attraction.

Misaki

Then next time, we'll conquer that attraction three days before departure.

Mia

That's Misaki for you. Please make your guidance just a little gentler.

Misaki

First, start by reading my messages.

Mia

...That may be the first major challenge.

Misaki

All right, let's go back and check the bag.

Mia

I hope they don't say anything this time.

Mia

Thank goodness. We checked it in without any problems!

Misaki

22.9 kilograms. We adjusted it very neatly.

Mia

My suitcase is getting farther and farther away.

Misaki

Feeling a little lonely?

Mia

No. I suddenly feel lighter, both physically and emotionally.

Misaki

That's because you got rid of 4.9 kilograms of worry too.

Mia

So where are we going next?

Misaki

Through security and then to the boarding gate.

Mia

What if we find some airport-exclusive sweets on the way?

Misaki

Carry-on luggage has a weight limit too.

Mia

I'll only look. This time, I really will only look.

Misaki

I feel like I heard those exact words when you saw the shoes earlier.

Mia

This time I won't buy anything. I'll just let my heart be excited.

Misaki

Then at least the luggage won't get any heavier.

Mia

All right. Now the trip really begins!

Misaki

First, make sure we don't go to the wrong boarding gate.

Mia

I'll be fine as long as I'm with you, Misaki.

Misaki

Yes. This time, I'll believe you.

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