Thomas has been on edge since the party, as he increasingly feels like he can't control the situation. Until he took the medicine, and then he was helpless and then broke and fell, and then everything went out of control, of course, it had nothing to do with him.
In fact, for a girl who has a weak sense of existence, has a childhood sweetheart, and has a few friends who have similar smells. Life could have been very nourishing. It's just his youthful vanity that makes him want to be in the limelight, want to have prestige, want everyone to admire him, and think that every girl wants to have sex with him.
In the end, I paid the price and understood the truth. Dad's "admiration" even has the effect of a plot reversal, but no matter what, it's personal responsibility. Even if Kirby could forgive him, it would cost him dearly in his life.
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