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When Tohru plays the lottery at the shopping district, she wins a prize, a kotatsu, not the hot springs trip; once they finally join Miss Kobayashi in the kotatsu, the dragons start lazing around; the kotatsu ruins not only humans but dragons too.
When Tohru plays the lottery at the shopping district, she wins a prize, a kotatsu, not the hot springs trip; once they finally join Miss Kobayashi in the kotatsu, the dragons start lazing around; the kotatsu ruins not only humans but dragons too.
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