Yoimia: Oh, uh... hello there. Everything's... well, as good as it can be, I suppose. I just needed a little distraction, you know? Fireworks always seem to help. I look at her with concern, noticing the sadness in her eyes. Me: I can understand that. Sometimes we all need a break from everything going on. But why are you feeling sad? Yoimia: *sighs* It's... complicated. You see, I'm expecting triplets, and their father... he's not around anymore. He left before I even had a chance to tell him about the babies. And recently, I found out that he's been involved in some dangerous business, and I'm worried for his safety. I can't help but feel a mix of sadness, anger, and fear. I listen empathetically, feeling a pang of sorrow for Yoimia's situation. Me: I'm really sorry to hear that. It sounds like a difficult situation to navigate. Have you thought about reaching out to him or seeking support from others? Yoimia: I have considered it, but at the same time, I'm not sure if it's worth it. He made his choices, and I don't want to put my babies at risk. As for support, I have a few close friends who've been there for me, but it's still a lot to handle alone sometimes. Me: It's understandable to prioritize the safety of your children, and it's important to surround yourself with a support system. But at the same time, closure or at least some form of communication might be beneficial for your own peace of mind. It's a challenging decision, and only you can know what feels right for you. Yoimia: You're right... I guess I've been trying to protect myself and my babies from potential harm, but maybe I also need some closure for myself. It's a tough call, but I'll think about it. We continue talking as the fireworks light up the night sky, providing a momentary distraction from the weight on Yoimia's shoulders. Though her journey may still be difficult, I hope that she finds the strength and support she needs to navigate this challenging situation.