Giotto and Speddo had a night that had nothing to do with romance, in exchange for ten lives that had nothing to do with love.
Tsuna's unintentional forgetfulness owed him an unspeakable debt.
If you feel hurt, if you want revenge, then destroy, torture, and have no regrets until death. However, in the name of collecting debts, the six-legged corpse was tempted but did not act. She wanted his body and his heart, but she smiled indifferently and watched him become a king and a queen. If asked, is it true or false? It's just a glass of wine, and I don't say anything.
Giotto once said that many things can be predicted in advance, but they may not be able to prevent them before they happen.
In terms of love and debt, these words are indeed suitable for both.