Kanade, it's almost 25:00.

Oh, you're right.

I need to log into Nightcord.

<There she is! How's it going?>

<Is Yuki with you?>

<I am.>

<Now that we're all here, why don't we get started?>

<Unfortunately, we're all waiting on Amia to finish editing the video.>

<Yeah, yeah, I'm working on it.

The rest of you can talk about when we're gonna have our after-party, since you're so free.>

<That's fine, but I kinda want to hear about the convention you two went to, K.>

<Yeah, me too!

How was it?>

<Oh, so... Quite a lot happened...>

<Yes, quite a lot...>

<Then, pick some of it and tell us.>

<We saw that they had a public piano set up, so K and I decided to play something together.>

<Wait, together? As in four hands?>

<Yes, we played K's song, like we did during Shibuya Festa... And before we realized it, a lot of people had gathered around us.>

<Haha! It's hard not to notice two people playing together.>

<And the songs K plays are always really pretty.>

<What did those people do after you finished playing? Nothing weird, I hope.>

<They applauded...>

<It was actually a little embarrassing.>

<Wait, that's it?

I was sort of hoping to hear about them swarming you.>

<I'm glad that they were all polite.>

<Anyway, you said a lot happened. Tell us more. Anything fun or interesting?>

<They held a quiz contest during the concert. K and I got every question right.>

<What?! All of them?!>

<They had quite a few questions about chords and double notes played on different instruments. The goal was to identify them.>

<But plenty of other people also got every question right. I have a feeling that they were meant to be easy to answer.>

<Still, that's really impressive.>

<Yeah! So, did you win anything?>

<We received some vouchers for one of the shops in the food court...>

<But we didn't end up using them.>

<Wait, why? Were neither of you hungry?>

<So, after the concert, we met this boy who really liked to play the trumpet...>

<So he couldn't make it sound good, huh...>

<They do say all wind instruments, not just trumpets, can be really hard to play unless you know the right tricks.>

<We didn't know much about wind instruments either, so we decided to take him over to a booth with a demo area where he could try playing one.>

<Shiraishi and Aoyagi were working at that booth.>

<What?! Why?!>

<They knew the manager, and were lending him a hand by helping with the customers.>

<Really? Toya helping customers?

I would have liked to see that!>

<Me too! I bet he did a great job of explaining stuff in a really polite manner!>

<He did. He even did a tremendous job with the boy we'd brought over.>

<The boy was ready to give up on the trumpet, but Aoyagi convinced him to keep trying. We actually ended up all practicing together.>

<He treated that boy very well.>

<Yeah, I bet.>

<Whenever I go back to school after a while away, he's always there to tell me how far the class has progressed for math and other subjects♪>

<He even tells me about the things the teachers say are gonna be on upcoming tests, which has been super helpful.>

<Aren't you relying on him a little too much, Amia?>

<Man, a lot really did happen!

Thanks for telling us, you two! That was really fun♪>

<You're welcome...>

<Actually, Yuki...

Why don't you tell your dad this story the next time you meet him?>

<Huh...?>

<Hey, that's a great idea!

I bet he'd feel a lot better knowing that you're having fun with K.>

<...>

<You think so?>

<If you feel comfortable, Yuki, then I also think you should try telling him.>

<...>

<Okay...

I'll try to tell him the next chance I get...>