> Grab her legs and carefully pull her out from underneath. "Thanks."
> Get up and do everything we need to do before settling down and napping.
> Suika doesn't put up a fight and just lets you drag her out from under the table. She giggles at you. She has probably been drinking.
> You leave the kitchen, go back to your room, and drag out the futon. It feels weird to be setting it up, fluffing out the pillows, and getting ready for a nap when you still haven't solved the incident, but it can't be helped. As long as you're alive, you're going to need sleep.
> You turn off the lights, crawl under the covers of the futon, and try to relax. Sleep takes a little while to come to you, and it's only after you lie still that you start to feel drowsy.
> ...
> The only visible light is a thin rectangle on the floor far away from you. You don't remember going into the hallway. Were you sleepwalking? Your feet and ankles feel wet.
> _