You're Beautiful To Me (A Yuri X Monika/Yurika Fanfiction)✔

Chapter 8

Not much longer later, Yuri had arrived with a knock on Monika's door.

"Yuri! How are ya?" Monika grinned when she opened the door for Yuri, "Lots of bags huh? Need any help?"

"Arg, what's wrong with you? Why are you this jumpy?"

Monika scolded herself before Yuri responded.

"Oh uh.. Here take this one and I've got it." Yuri said, handing a bag to Monika.

Both girls unloaded the bags Yuri brought, sorting everything as best as they could.

"I think we should start fliers first since.. Well it seems to be easier.." Yuri suggested, grabbing a piece of paper and placing it on the coffee table.

"Good idea, now what will the design look like?" Monika asked.

"Uh..." Yuri stared at the piece of paper in front of her.

After some prototype designing and brainstorming, both girl agreed on a flier design.

The flier ended up being colored pink by crayon, and had "Join The Literature Club!" written across the top in big bold and capital letters. In the center was a hand-drawn book, drawn by Yuri, and at the bottom was the list of all the club member's names. Monika took the liberty of putting Yuri's name above her own.

"I think it looks great Monika," Yuri complimented Monika's flier design, since Monika did most of the brainstorming.

"Well, you were the one who gave out ideas." Monika replied, taking a good look at the flier they colored and created.

It had taken them around an hour to brainstorm, draw, and color the flier, and Monika could say she spoke for both of them when she said she doesn't want to make copies of it by hand. Luckily, Monika had a copier in her office room. She put the flier in.

"How many copies?" She asked.

"Uh.. Twenty maybe..? Sayori is making some too, so we shouldn't need many." Yuri replied, and Monika punched 20 into the number of copies.

Their next task to tackle was Yuri's banner and decorations. Yuri already knew what the interior design would look like, so all the had to do was a banner.

"I'm thinking... Sunset, or like a day-to-night kind of thing." Yuri said, laying out the poster paper on the hard wood floor.

"I like the day-to-night idea." Monika replied.

Yuri pulled out a knife once she had unrolled the paper to the length she wanted. The knife was more of a pocket knife, or switchblade, that flipped out of a "case" with the press of a button, and snapped back in by pushing it inside the "case".

"Oh, I probably should've.. Said I brought it along.." Yuri had noticed Monika's shock, and Monika felt her face heat up.

"Wrong message Monika!"

"O-Oh! No! I-I don't see it as a-anything bad.." Monika stuttered out.

"Well, in that case, would you like to cut the paper while I get the markers out?" Yuri asked.

"Er, sure!" Monika replied, walking over to Yuri and holding a hand out for the knife.

Before Monika could say much more, there was a sharp pain that struck the palm of her right hand. She felt a warm liquid dripping down her hand and down to her wrist. It took a moment for Monika to realize what happened, and only really knew when Yuri started to rapidly apologize.