When he was a kid, he used to be scared of thunder, so he would only turn on the lights in his room if the room was bright. If he didn't believe him, he could try it himself. He tells the girl that since she's afraid of the thunder, why would she choose to live in the top floor? He tells her that it was her mother who picked up the room for him, so she doesn't have to worry about his business. He says he wouldn't be worried about her if he did not owe her three million, and he tells her to hold this man "really changeable" because he's changeable. He goes on to say that he was just worried about the girl because she was afraid of thunder. Now a little girl feels sorry for him. He's not worried, he says, because his body is "sensitive" to him. The girl tells him to shake loose if she dares to move again, but he won't let