The content warning is in the footnotes 0 . Previous TOC Next The cash in the envelope eventually increased to 150,000 yen. It seemed Murakami had repaid every yen he had stolen, and now the amount was growing beyond what he had taken. Uno understood that Murakami was trying to make amends in his own way, but it was starting to become a problem. Uno had pretended not to notice that Murakami had been stealing from him, and now it would be awkward to acknowledge that Murakami had not only repaid the money but had added extra. Murakami carried on as if nothing had happened, just as Uno had done by pretending not to notice the theft. After some thought, Uno decided to leave only the extra 30,000 yen in the envelope and deposit the 150,000 yen back into the bank, discarding the well-worn bank envelope that now seemed to have served its purpose. The next day, when Uno returned home from work, he found Murakami standing in the kitchen. Even though it hadn’t rained, Murakam...