Seven Years
Before leaving, he added, "He’s a nice guy. Give him a chance."
Kash closed the door, not daring to look at me.
"Sorry, I'm afraid you... So I got the locksmith here, but I didn't say anything."
Kash was a frank person. He was bad at hiding his emotions. I guess he was really anxious just now. That was why the locksmith misunderstood him.
"It's fine. I'm just sleeping." In fact, Kash didn't need to have this kind of worry at all. If I wanted to die, I would die long ago.