I apologize, many chapters are very short.
Nori wasn't sure how to respond to Kurosawa. He remembered Hajime as a cowardly person. It's a bit of a hard role to act as though. Hajime did seem to be naive in the way that he genuinely believed that Kurosawa was a good therapist and a good man. Well, most wouldn't think their therapist was crazy considering their line of work. Even now ghosts surrounded Nori. It wasn't particularly frightening anymore. He had gotten used to them quickly. Unlike Hajime. Who had lived in fear all his life still Hajime was kind enough to ignore that fear in order to be polite to others. Still he has to act like Hajime. "Ah… Mr. Kurosawa… it's good to see you. May we go inside quickly it's a bit crowded here…" it wasn't a lie. There were many ghosts in the hall. Though for some reason they seemed to avoid Kurosawa's office. Hajime always saw it as a good thing. But Nori wrote it in to show that the ghosts tend to avoid places full of malice. Atleast normally. Usually people believe that they like malicious places but most ghosts aren't attracted to malicious places since most of them aren't malicious themselves.
Kurosawa with care leads Hajime(Nori) to his usual seat. Nori isn't really used to this kind of setting but he wrote it in to his novel because he used to enjoy a very specific atmosphere. He wasn't sure if Kurosawa would act the same as in his novel even if it was unrealistic or not.