Little Yuri was sitting nearby when she saw Mom holding tiny Minea. The moment her eyes locked onto them, everything changed.
She didn’t like it.
At first, she just stared.
Her tiny face slowly tightened, and her body became stiff. Watching Mom cuddle Minea made something inside her feel wrong.
She wanted that place.
She wanted Mom’s arms.
Then suddenly—
“EEEEEE!”
Yuri let out a loud, dramatic shout, her voice filled with jealousy and frustration. Her tiny hands lifted as she leaned forward, clearly demanding attention.
“Eee! Eee!”
She cried again and again, louder each time. Her eyes stayed fixed on Mom, almost saying, “Put her down and pick me!”
Her body shook with emotion.
She couldn’t stay quiet.
The more Mom held Minea, the louder Yuri became. Her dramatic energy filled the room, impossible to ignore.
Mom noticed immediately.
She gently spoke to Yuri, trying to calm her while still holding Minea. Her voice was soft, reminding Yuri that she wasn’t forgotten.
But Yuri kept shouting.
She wasn’t ready to share.
Finally, Mom reached out and brought Yuri closer too, holding both little ones together.
That’s when things changed.
Yuri’s loud cries slowly softened.
Her body relaxed as she felt Mom’s warmth again. The jealousy faded, replaced by comfort and calm.
Now close again, Yuri became quiet.
For her, it wasn’t about anger—it was about love, attention, and wanting to feel just as special.
