Menstrual Cup

Hesta changed her shoes and began looking around Eucali's new home.

It was a one-bedroom apartment of about sixty square meters. The living room was furnished very simply: a dining table, two chairs, and a single armchair, all standard home furnishings provided by AHgAs.

Beside the armchair, four wooden milk crates had been nailed together into a makeshift bookshelf. A small square cushion lay on top as a temporary coffee table, with a cup half full of water sitting on it.

Eucali did not have many leisure books. Only the top two shelves held a few scattered volumes. Hesta pulled one out and flipped through it casually before quickly putting it back.

Hesta sat on the armchair for a while, then rose and walked toward the dining table opposite. Clearly, the table was where Eucali usually studied for her exams. Her pencil case and several markers were neatly stored in a glass ketchup jar, while practice papers and books had temporarily been moved to the floor. A somewhat old large desk lamp had been shifted onto the windowsill.

Hesta could almost picture what the place looked like when it was not receiving guests—half the table would be piled with open books, all kinds of stationery scattered at Eucali's hand, the desk lamp lit, the entire living room silent as Eucali sat writing alone at the table.

When she looked up again, she saw four or five bundles of dried flowers hanging upside down on the wall beside the dining table. A handwritten card was pinned to the stems of one bundle. Hesta moved closer to look, but since it was written in the language of Southern District 14, she could not make out the details. She could only recognize Yu Xuekun's name in the signature.

...Most likely, Yu Xuekun had