For Minato, oversleeping doesn't exist in his vocabulary, so he just leaves Akira alone and does his work in the living room for a bit. At some point since then, he leaves the apartment and... doesn't come back. Goodbye, Akira, thank you for apartment-sitting. When he wakes up, there is a key on the desk beside the bed, along with a note reading:
"If I'm not back when you wake up, go home. Lock up and throw the key back through the window by the door. I left it open." ]
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For Minato, oversleeping doesn't exist in his vocabulary, so he just leaves Akira alone and does his work in the living room for a bit. At some point since then, he leaves the apartment and... doesn't come back. Goodbye, Akira, thank you for apartment-sitting. When he wakes up, there is a key on the desk beside the bed, along with a note reading:
"If I'm not back when you wake up, go home. Lock up and throw the key back through the window by the door. I left it open." ]