บท 80: Caged Freedom

The more Mr. Mochizuki explained his plan, the less I wanted to hear it. My silence made him realize I wasn't buying any of it, yet he insisted.

His smile turned into a frown. "I know it doesn't sound like the smartest thing to do, but I assure you it'll give us more information than if we didn't do it, meaning you'll also get answers to the questions you have also."

I glanced at Aya, who stood next to the bed and looked at me pensively. Even though I wanted to do it, it didn't seem like the best thing to do. At the same time, the window to take advantage of her fragile mental state wasn't going to last much longer.

"Do you think you can do it for us?" Mr. Mochizuki asked.

My mind wouldn't stop giving me reasons not to do it the more I thought about it, so I simply stopped thinking about it.

"I will."