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In an instant, silence fell. Also, it became tense and disorganized in the heart and mind. Even though it was short.

Because of the conversation. Ah, to be precise, if no impromptu guests came to question things that were very, ehm, painful when recalled. Unconsciously, making those who give explanations. Increasingly, we assume that the dead are still alive.

making things worse, even if the intention was to seek the truth.

"So, you're the boss, Dean?" Kaza did not expect Hendra, his manager and boss, and his grandson who had passed away, to come.

Kendra chose to remain silent, which coincidentally had come since morning, the effect of being told that Kean was again manipulating Dean's life, although a little different from before.

Hendra cleared his throat for a moment, knowing his arrival was rather sudden. On the one hand, Kean had resigned to continue Dean's part-time job. At the same time, he also felt guilty when he told Kean to stay as Dean. His arrival this time, asking for an