"We really don't need anything."
The young man shook his head.
"Sorry."
"I was a little loud just now."
"All right."
The server left.
The server's interruption had helped the young man and the girl with bobbed hair calm down a little.
The girl with bobbed hair stuffed the rest of her dessert into her mouth in one bite.
After a few smacks of her lips...
"Gulp~"
"Gulp, gulp~"
The girl with bobbed hair took several big gulps of coffee.
"Thud~"
The girl with bobbed hair set her coffee cup down on the table.
"Little Rainbow."
The young man frowned.
"Why are you drinking like it's alcohol?"
The girl with bobbed hair licked the coffee stains from the corner of her mouth.
"Brother."
She stared intently at the young man.
"You're the one who sounds drunk, aren't you?"
"Otherwise, why would you keep talking nonsense?"
The young man stared at the girl with bobbed hair.
"Little Rainbow."
"I find this hard to believe, too."
"I'm confused as well."
"...I wanted to talk to someone about it."
"If this is how you're going to react..."
"Then we won't talk about it."
His younger sister hadn't seriously listened to a word he'd said.
She'd simply kept denying everything he said.
It made him angry and a little tired.
There was no point talking when they weren't on the same wavelength.
Since he couldn't have a proper conversation with his sister, he'd stop trying.
The girl with bobbed hair was stunned.
Her expression stiffened a little.
"Would you like some more dessert?"
Her silence made the young man understand what she meant.
Then they wouldn't talk about it.
They'd have dessert instead.
His sister liked dessert.
"...I'm sorry."
The girl with bobbed hair spoke