The happiest moment of Emi's life?

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December 18th 2007 (Age 19): Emi learns her ex-boyfriend has found a new love, the heart she broke restored once more.
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April 6th 2008 (Age 20): Emi graduates from Yamaku.
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June 1st 2010 (Age 22): Emi marries Hisao.
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50%
June 12th 2010 (Age 22): Emi gives birth to her first child.
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11%
February 14th 2012 (Age 23): Emi gives birth to her second child.
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September 20th 2014 (Age 26): Emi gives birth to her third and last kid.
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November 19th 2018 (Age 30): Emi appears on the front cover of TIME magazine for becoming a world-class runner despite her injury, inspiring men and women the world over.
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December 3rd 2020 (Age 32): Emi becomes a teacher at Yamaku Academy, replacing Mutou (who retires at the end of the previous school year).
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April 11th 2028 (Age 40): Emi, Hisao, and their kids meet up with Lilly, Hanako, Rin, Shizune, Misha, and the rest of their classmates for their 20th anniversary reunion.
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October 26th 2031 (Age 43): Hisao's arrhythmia is cured.
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March 14th 2038 (Age 50): Emi, Hisao, and the three kids spend three days at a hotel on the Moon to celebrate Emi's 50th birthday.
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September 14th 2043 (Age 55): Emi becomes a grandmother.
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December 25th 2050 (Age 62): To honor his wife's birthday, Hisao pays for an expensive nanobot operation to restore Emi's legs.
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August 9th 2061 (Age 73): Emi becomes a great-grandmother.
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Re: The happiest moment of Emi's life?

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MegaMoto wrote:I don't like age 62. I don't think Emi would even care in fact I think she would turn it down because of the weeks it would take to get used to new legs. Rather then that it made me warm and fuzzy.

Yeah, that makes sense. At 62 I doubt she'd give a damn about legs anymore. "Where the hell were you people when I was ten?"
"The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don't always soften the bad things. But vice versa, the bad things don't necessarily spoil the good things or make them unimportant." ~ The Doctor.
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