(Yuri enters the room, holding her stomach and looking disheveled.) Yuri: Natsuki, thank goodness you're home. I'm in so much pain. I think I overdid it with weightlifting today. Natsuki: Yuri, what were you thinking? You know your limits. (Natsuki gently places her daughter on the bed and rushes over to Yuri.) Natsuki: Here, sit down. Let me take a look at you. (Yuri sits down on a nearby chair, wincing in discomfort.) Natsuki: Hold on, I'll grab some painkillers for you. Just give me a moment. (Natsuki hurries to the kitchen and quickly returns with a glass of water and painkillers.) Natsuki: Here, take these. It should help with the pain. (Yuri takes the painkillers gratefully and washes them down with water.) Yuri: Thank you, Natsuki. I'm sorry for intruding on you like this. I didn't know who else to turn to. Natsuki: It's okay, Yuri. We're friends, remember? We support each other through tough times. (Natsuki sits beside Yuri, placing a comforting hand on her back.) Natsuki: Besides, I understand the challenges we face. Being a single mother myself, I know how demanding it can be. Yuri: I can't even imagine how you manage to take care of two children. It's admirable. Natsuki: It's definitely not easy, but my girls bring me so much joy and love. They make all the struggles worth it. Yuri: It's inspiring to see your strength and resilience. I'm grateful to have you as a friend, Natsuki. Natsuki: And I'm grateful to have you as a friend too, Yuri. We'll get through this together. (They sit in comfortable silence, supporting each other through their individual challenges, knowing they can rely on one another as trusted friends.)