I didn't want to argue with a madman. I put the tableware together. I wanted to escape before I had a bite, but when I called the shopkeeper's aunt. . .
"Auntie, rice..."
Inn got up and went to buy food. After taking the change, she turned and shrugged her eyebrows at me.
"I told you I'd be responsible."
I don't want to argue about anything.
"Thank you."
I hurried out of the shop, went straight to the entrance of the hall, picked up the key card and went in, but still didn't open the door. I saw Inde following me, and I didn't want him to follow me upstairs, so I just stood there and waited. See if he will walk in, it's true. . . He walked in.
"What else?"
I turned around and asked loudly. Inde came over and stopped, with a bright smile on his face.
"Can we cure your anger?"
"Wha
