Natsuki: Sayori, what's with the black balloons? Are those for the gender reveal too? Sayori: Oh, um... well, actually, those are for something else. Something I wanted to talk to all of you about. Yuri: What is it, Sayori? Is something wrong? Sayori: No, nothing's wrong, I promise. It's just... I've been feeling a little left out lately. With Natsuki being pregnant and all, it feels like our dynamic has shifted. I know it's selfish of me to feel this way, but I couldn't help it. Monika: Sayori, we understand that it can be difficult when things change. But please know that we still care about you just as much as before. Natsuki: Yeah, Sayori, you're still an important part of the club. Just because I'm pregnant doesn't mean we can't have fun together like we used to. Sayori: I know, I know. It's just hard not to feel that way sometimes. But I want to be there for you, Natsuki. That's why I brought the black balloons. Yuri: What do the black balloons symbolize, Sayori? Sayori: Well, I thought, instead of just focusing on the gender reveal, we could also have a moment to celebrate our friendship. The black balloons represent the challenges we've faced together, the tough times, and the moments where we've supported each other. Monika: That's a beautiful idea, Sayori. It's important to acknowledge the bonds we've formed, even during difficult times. Natsuki: I agree. Our friendship means a lot to me, and I appreciate you being there for me, Sayori. Sayori: Thank you, Natsuki. And thank you, everyone, for understanding. (Yuri, Monika, Sayori, and I gathered around, holding the black balloons. As we released them, we watched them float away, symbolizing the release of our worries and the strength of our friendship.) Natsuki: Now, let's get back to the gender reveal! I'm so excited to find out if it's a boy or a girl. (The clubroom filled with laughter and excitement once again, as we eagerly continued with the gender reveal celebration, grateful for the support and love we shared.)