"R-run away or die," says Ijichi, looking down at Gojō's shoes—he can't quite meet the man's blindfolded eyes, yet, not so soon, not at the morgue with the body of his student right there. "I warned them that fighting was absolutely not an option."
Fushiguro Inori has a number of visitors during his stay at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Hospital, but most of them aren't there for a social visit. While Gojo's visit may or may not have counted as social, considering their relationship, he was terrible company for its entirety. Just a short 'We'll talk about things later, it's too busy for a proper chat right now,' and a wish for him to get better quickly. And an apology, that he does not expand on, and probably doesn't need to.
Then, aside from the nurses showing up at every odd hour of the day and night, he is left alone.
...he.........
He hates this.
He usually likes being alone, but..........
............but now he'd like to not be.
He looks up at her from where he'd been idly browsing on his phone. "Yes," is all he says.
Fushiguro blinks twice, and lets out a long, relieved breath. He had been half-expecting her to come here tell him her daughter didn't survive her wounds.
He nods, once.
One Hayashi Akiho.
"Fushiguro-san!" she says, brightening immediately upon seeing him. "Hi! How are you doing."
"Well I'm taking it, obviously, you're my friend. Besides, I think my mom has decided to adopt you as her own."
"I don't know, she was very annoyed by the state of your hospital room. In a, a. My mom kind of way. She is out passive aggressively buying you a get well card or something."