To calm herself down, she takes a sip from her cup of tea.

"*slurp*. Mhh.. good thing tea exists.."

"W-Well, there are romance books where it is... kinda... to much for the human body to.. read. It's not for the younger audience.."

She talks about adult stuff. For some reason, she isn't able to be direct with Natsuki. She might be too embarrassed to talk about those stuff with her friends.

"...He gets into a car accident. She finds out from the news just his name and the photo they show and everything inside her breaks..."

"...And only after he's gone, she learns the truth: he was already dying.
He never wanted her to carry that pain.
But now, she carries both..."

"-fight more, not knowing he’s slipping away.
One day, he dies...but not from the illness."

Yuri closes her eyes while imagining it in her head.

"It’s about two teenagers who fall deeply in love, soft, real, the kind of love that makes everything else feel quiet. But the boy, Jayden, is hiding something. He has cancer. He doesn’t tell her because he doesn’t want to ruin the time they have left. Instead, he pulls away, and they start to--"

"..Why don't you take a seat? I'll bring the tea as soon as possible. We could have a nice talk once I'm done with the cup of tea."

Yuri gave Monika a soft smile while pouring tea on Monika's cup.