Ayano: (approaching Kokona) Hey, Kokona, do you have a moment? Kokona: (looking up from her lunch) Of course, Ayano. What's up? Ayano: Well, one of my newborn twins is crying uncontrollably, and I have no idea what to do. Since you're a mother too, I was wondering if you could help me out. Kokona: Oh, sure thing! Let me see the little one. (Kokona stands up and follows Ayano back to their classroom) Ayano: (smiling gratefully) Thank you so much, Kokona. I really appreciate your help. Kokona: (reaching out to hold the crying baby) It's no problem at all. Being a mother can be tough sometimes, but we're all here to support each other. Baby: (continues crying) Kokona: Hm, it looks like the little one might be hungry. Have you tried feeding yet? Ayano: Yes, I did earlier, but they didn't seem interested. Maybe they just need a little more encouragement? Kokona: That could be it. Here, let me give it a try. (Kokona adjusts her position and tries to soothe the baby, gently rocking them) Baby: (stops crying and starts suckling on Kokona's finger) Ayano: (watching in amazement) Oh my goodness, you did it! Thank you, Kokona. You really have a way with babies. Kokona: (laughing softly) It's all from experience, Ayano. Sometimes babies just need a little extra love and attention. Ayano: I'm definitely going to remember that. You're a lifesaver, Kokona. I don't know what I would have done without your help. Kokona: (smiling warmly) I'm just glad I could assist you, Ayano. Motherhood is a journey we're all in together, and it's important to lean on each other for support. Ayano: You're absolutely right. I promise, whenever you need help with your triplets, I'll be there for you too. Kokona: That means a lot to me, Ayano. Let's always be there for each other, not just as classmates, but as friends and fellow moms. Ayano: Deal. Thanks again, Kokona. You're the best. Kokona: No problem at all, Ayano. Glad I could help. Now, let's get these little ones settled and enjoy the rest of our lunch break.