"...Hi. Since when does the pharmacy do deliveries?" He asks, entirely perplexed by this turn of events. He's used to going there and picking up the drugs himself. Damnit. Hopefully no one's going to ask questions... he could always cut it off and just come up with an explanation. Say it's for insomnia, or something. Or that could seem too defensive, and raise questions, and no matter what, Kari would know he was lying, and then she might suspect all the other lies...<br/><br/>So, it seems like he's just going to play the casual card. It's alright, he assures himself, he's become good at this. He accepts the package, and stashes it away into the messenger bag he always carries with him. He offers no explanation, and acts as nonchalantly as he can.  Which is<em>quite</em>good.<br/><br/>Once the package was secured, he took out his wallet, and gave her what he owed, about 800 yen. He was covered by his guardians medical insurance, but they didn't pay the full thing. His copay out of the way, he would become quiet, and just passively observe the others in the group as they interacted.<br/><br/>