Calix as 'usual' became the bigger person as he personally poured water into a glass before giving it to Klein
He felt responsible for what happened to this guy and he became a bit attentive
In Klein's mind, the scenario should not be like this. Aren't they supposed to act like mortal enemies?
Where is this sense of maturity coming from that makes Klein realize how childish he was acting previously?
As a result, Klein can't help but stare at the glass of water that Calix was holding with myriads of emotions on his handsome and fair face
"I'm just helping you, this doesn't mean anything" Calix clarified. By that, he means that he just genuinely wants to help Klein. There is no 'scheme' that is happening just like what Klein was thinking that Calix did back at the university
Calix is just being a genuinely nice guy but that is something that Klein didn't understand
