He feels terrible. Omi doesn't say that, though, just flashes him a guilty look as the man takes the cloth from his forehead to rewet it. Why was he doing this? Omi is generally an optimist about people's nature, but this still seems unusually kind and trusting. Of course, if the situations were reversed, Omi would bring in a kid that clearly needed help, too. Had done as much in the past, when he found Shouta collapsed in the street during his morning jog.

That still doesn't mean he ever wants to be the one inconveniencing someone else. No one likes a burden.

"I never meant for something like this to happen..."