Once Osamu has an address, he books it. Out of the house with only his phone and keys in his pocket, and a few hundred yen coins that were left over from the vending machine earlier that day. Good thing Kita's house is in walkable distance, because Osamu isn't about to wrestle with bus fare, and he doesn't have his transit pass, anyways.

It's not a short walk exactly, but the walk over gives Osamu some time to replay the conversation with Atsumu in his head, which has the opposite of a cool-off effect. To say that his twin's upset is an understatement; they'll probably need a few days for this to blow over. Time apart will be good.

That's what Osamu tells himself as he knocks on the Kita household's front door, far away from where his twin lives. Kita's home is super traditional from the outside, but that's hardly a surprise given his whole personality.

"Kita-san?"