[Her eyes widen, and then her expression crumples. It takes her a long moment to formulate the thoughts, and even as she's speaking her words are slow and deliberate.]

Yu-kun. Right and wrong...those things, in the situations our past selves keep getting into, they're hard to define, and without more context we can't say for certain either way. Even if we could, more than that, whatever decision you made, it was your decision. I know that you didn't make it lightly.

[Needing to make that decision in the first place, though...that's what unsettles her most of all. That no one was there to help Yu and the others, that they felt they were the ones who had to settle the issue...she knows that he's considered an adult now, but as his senpai, she can't help but want to lift that burden away, to let him keep living as carefree as he can. Isn't it hard enough, dealing with the normal worries and anxieties of their every day lives?

But that isn't giving him a chance as the leader he said he wanted to be, and so she says nothing of this, her grip on their looped arms tightening.]

I believe in you, and in the other Yu-kun.