- You're probably right. It's easy to make acquaintances here, but not friends who are ready to support you in difficult times. Although, hmm... Are you familiar with Richard Goodville? He's the founder of a clinic called "Everything Will Be Alright," and he's a psychiatrist by profession. Once, I happened to bring up this topic with him, well, it wasn't during a session, so don't get the wrong idea. Anyway, he suggested that if a person doesn't have friends, the problem lies within them. The same goes for a man who can't find a girlfriend, and vice versa. I don't know why I remembered this, but you can't control random associations in your head.
He, by the way, was also killed, and there are rumors that it was because he was looking for information about some sinister organization. - Saneksa sighed. - And why is it that only I have negative thoughts? Thank you for this invitation, Klin... Now, please don't forget it, because I accept it! This is a promise.
Klin remembers Victor Loss, the closed shops and stores, the hanged vulture, and much more, but he doesn't say anything out loud for the umpteenth time that day.
—Then it's a deal. —Klin briefly places his palm on Saneksa's hand. —Sorry, instead of warming warmth, I will seal our promise with icy cold.
- I can promise that too. But it's better not to let it come to that. - She smiled and blushed slightly. - I still want to learn a lot about you, but not through stories, but in everyday life...