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One student, Clay Jensen, who had been particularly fond of Hannah, takes a special interest in the tapes. Unlike his peers, however, Clay doesn't actually do any harm to Hannah. Instead, Hannah chooses to include him in the tapes because she feels he needs to hear her side of the story.
Besides, what did Clay do to Hannah in 13 reasons?
Hannah admits that Clay never hurt her the way the others did. The tape she leaves him leads Clay to believe that Hannah died because he "was afraid to love her". This is a flawed system of thought because, as Tony puts it, "you can't love someone back to life".
Then, how did clay make Hannah kill herself?
The ninth character to be named on the tapes in the book was Clay Jensen; in the TV series it was Justin Foley. In the book, it is revealed that Hannah kills herself via swallowing a handful of pills. However, in the television series, there is a scene of Hannah cutting her wrists.
Tony has a crush on Clay and we're 100% here for #Clony. It would explain a lot, mainly why he decides to spend SO MUCH TIME looking after Clay. Sure, he needed looking after, that's in no doubt.