Mom, Dad, Takuya, and I stared at Aya in silence. She grabbed her whiskey glass from the table and drank the remaining half in one go. She let out a long breath.
"I feel better now," she smirked.
That fast?!
"Are you really okay?" Mom asked, clearly worried.
"I mean, it sucks, but it was bound to happen. I just needed to let it out."
"I see. As long as you're fine."
"What are you gonna do now?" Takuya asked.
"Takuya! You should be more considerate about her situation," Dad scolded.
"I'm just curious."
"It's fine," Aya replied.
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