“Crazy, damn it, Go Yohan has finally crossed my limits.”

The back of my neck chilled, and I quickly turned my body, slapping my hand over Go Yohan’s mouth. I must have pressed harder than I meant to, because his lips were pressed into my palm, half-turned.

“You’re doing this on purpose, aren’t you? Right now.”

His eyes narrowed sharply over my hand. Pretty crescent-shaped slits. Then the slender lines of his face wavered up and down. Go Yohan nodded, his head held to my hand. That crazy bastard.

I glanced around and suddenly realized that my actions were more noticeable than Go Yohan’s words. My face burned, and I felt embarrassed beyond belief. I quickly pulled my hand away from his mouth and moved my feet to walk faster.

With so many people around, just a few steps made the space feel suffocating. Even without looking, I could roughly gauge the size of the people around me. Animals are like that, after all.

So I was quietly relieved. The large body following behind, I thought, was Go Yohan’s.

• Yes, it’s me.

• Well, who told you to wander off alone?

• You should have at least not gotten lost first.

• Aw, right. Yohan is so, so scary.

• It’s fine. I’m following you right now. You’re so small that I can’t see you, though.

• Stop lying.