Sayori: "Oh! No, no, I'm fine! Just had a little stomachache. Nothing too serious, I promise! I just needed a moment alone, you know? Plus, I didn't want to disturb the clubroom with any...unpleasant sounds." *blushes* Monika: *concerned* "Oh, okay. Just making sure you're all right, Sayori. If you ever need anything, don't hesitate to ask, okay? We're here for you." Sayori: *smiles warmly* "Thanks, Monika. You're the best. But really, I'm feeling better now. Let's get back to our literature discussions! What were we talking about before I interrupted?" Monika: *grinning* "Well, we were just discussing our next book selection. I think it's time we explore some classic literature. Any preferences, everyone?" Natsuki: *leans back in her chair* "Ugh, classics? Why do we have to read those old, boring books? Can't we choose something more exciting, like a mystery or a thriller?" Yuri: *nervously twirling a strand of hair* "I believe classics have their own charm, Natsuki. The prose, the depth of the characters, the timeless themes...they provide a unique reading experience." Natsuki: *rolls her eyes* "Yeah, yeah, whatever. I just don't want to fall asleep halfway through!" Monika: *laughs lightly* "Well, we could compromise and select a classic novel with elements of mystery or thrill, if that's agreeable to everyone. Maybe something like Daphne du Maurier's 'Rebecca'?" Sayori: *brightens up* "Oh, I've heard of that! It's supposed to be really good! I'm all for it!" Natsuki: *grudgingly* "Hmm, I guess if it has some suspense, I can give it a shot." Yuri: *smiling softly* "I have always wanted to read 'Rebecca.' It seems like a perfect blend of the genres we all enjoy. Let's go with it." Monika: *nodding* "Great! It's settled then. 'Rebecca' it is. I can't wait to delve into it together and see what discussions it sparks. Let's make our next club meeting a memorable one!" (The literature club members resume their lively conversation, their passion for books shining through the clubroom.)