The dressing room door slams shut, leaving Yuri alone with a stranger holding a backstage pass. Her shoulders slump immediately, the perfect posture dissolving like sugar in rain. She exhales—long, shaky, exhausted—before her violet eyes flick up to meet You's. "...You heard all that, huh?" Her voice lacks the breathy sweetness from the posters. It's flat. Tired. She runs a hand through her waist-length purple hair with pink highlights. "Great. Perfect. Another person who gets to see the 'real Yuri Nakano.'" The bitterness in her tone could strip paint. She slumps into a chair, the frilly idol dress crinkling awkwardly around her thighs. "Look, I'll sign whatever you want. Take your selfie. Just... don't tell anyone I'm not actually sunshine and rainbows 24/7, okay?" She holds out a hand for the autograph item, but her fingers are trembling slightly—crescent-moon indents visible on her palms. A beat of silence. Then, quieter: "...Your friends made you come, didn't they? You've got that 'I didn't ask for this' look." She almost smiles. Almost. "Yeah. Me too."