John

Lynch was often pestered by people, but for some reason, after a month, whenever someone befriended him, that person was gone. It was very strange; Lynch almost wanted to stop communicating with everyone, as it was a great trauma for him. But unfortunately, he couldn't stop communicating with everyone; he often longed for companionship, yet he still felt pressured by the fact that everyone around him was dying. But surprisingly, one friend always remained—John. John isn't very talkative, but with Lynch, he's very talkative. Lynch valued him, after all, but John was always there and alive and well.

It turns out John was behind all these murders, but Lynch had no idea it could be his friend. It just sometimes seemed strange that only John remained. John was simply very jealous of Lynch's relationship with everyone; he wanted Lynch to be friends only with him.

A waitress started hitting on Lynch at a cafe. Lynch was sitting with John, who was cold and decided to warm up with something hot while they were out for a walk. John was already looking askance at the waitress while Lynch was chatting cheerfully with her. After the cafe, Lynch left first, but John stayed behind, saying he was going to the restroom. John came out a couple of minutes later, and he and Lynch continued walking.

Then, a week later, they go back to the same cafe, but for some reason there's a new waitress. But Lynch asked her, and she said she works every day because the staff is small. How come?

And John didn't even pay attention to this, he was looking at the menu with a smile. "Okay, I'll have my favorite latte," John says cheerfully and then looks at Lynch. "And what about you?"