日曜日のへやそうじ

That is because Mika is coming before noon to study, and Aya wants to clean off the top of the desk.

Her mother said, 'You don't have to throw everything away today. First, separate out only the things you need.'

First, Aya separates the books and notebooks and puts them into the bookcase.

She decided to put the old handouts into a box later.

Then Ken brought two empty boxes and said, 'You can use these.'

Aya answered, 'Thanks. Then I'll use this box for clothes.'

From between the books, a bookmark that Mika had given her before also came out.

After that, Aya tried turning on the old lamp, but it went out right away.

Her mother says, 'It's not that it's broken. If you put batteries in it, you'll probably still be able to use it.'

When Aya puts in new batteries, the light gets brighter, and it still seems usable.

In order to look for the pictures she wants to show Mika, Aya looked inside the drawer one more time.

Then even the tickets from last year's trip came out, and Aya felt a little nostalgic.

When she looks outside, the clouds in the sky are a little dark, and it might rain.

Around that time, Mika sent her a message saying, 'If it rains, I might be a little late.'

But because the room had become much cleaner than before, Aya felt relieved and got the tea ready.

When Mika came, she laughed and said, 'Wow. The room looks bigger than before,' so Aya thought it was good that she had worked hard since morning.