"No." It comes out miserable, because Onni has every right to be, but he isn't. He's the one who always told Lalli to take responsibility for his decisions, but he isn't holding him accountable for this. It strangely only makes Lalli feel even more guilty about all of it.

"Nobody's mad at me. I don't get it, someone always gets angry when I mess up, except for this time." He crosses his arms, apparently pretty bothered by this. "It doesn't make any sense."