Ran and Sonoko host a talkshow about different topic, some of them having more to deal with their feelings than other.
Warnings: grammar mistakes I think this one has like 70% dialogue parts.
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"And now, welcome to our show during the lunch break! Here is your usual host Ran Mouri speaking. So, today, we discuss love letters! So many of you have requested this particular topic and I'd like to give you a piece of my mind, as well as answers to your questions regarding it!"
Ran grinned, while she grabbed her phone to open the social media app Twitter, where she had started a hashtag, where the listeners could ask their questions. She hummed when scrolling through the #MouriTalksAboutLetters, finding extremely good questions and statements which she would definitely include in today's show.
It had been quite a while since Ran started Mouri Talks About..., around seven months to be precise. It had begun as a school project between Sonoko and her and expanded into something bigger and more.
Both only had a desk with two chairs back then, sitting in the middle of the hallway and waiting for students to come talk about topics the girls had hung up around the school before. At the beginning, only two students showed up, until they've brought more people at some point, the newest would bring another group and soon, Ran and Sonoko needed to plead the principal to get them a room where they could turn their project into a biweekly show.
It wasn't a fancy recording room, of course, but enough to create something in there. Sonoko was responsible for the technical matters as well as co-writing the script, while Ran was the voice everyone could hear in the hallways.
Ran firstly wanted to do Sonoko's job, but her best friend had dismissed it, saying that it was a good opportunity to gain way more confidence- as if Ran wasn't confident enough- and she truly wanted to stay behind the scenes and manage everything, so Ran eventually agreed.
"Okay, let us begin with today's topic, this time we're talking about letters, precisely love letters. They're still fairly popular among us, given around on special occasions like Valentine's Day. But what exactly does it mean to write and receive a letter and how does it affect the person on both ends?
"We can all agree that these are a very huge deal who the writer, as well as their receivers. How much effort has been put into this and the appreciation that follows them. It usually ends with a generally positive response, although there are cases where the writers sadly get their heart broken.
"What do you have to include in your letters and which aspects should be better left out as well as all your question regarding to this topic will now be discussed."
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"Let's continue with the questions regarding to today's topic I got from Twitter", Ran announced, while opening the social media app on her tablet.
That part of their show was probably her favourite one- reading and answering the Tweets next to reading the fan mail she got, as she was curious how the listeners viewed the topics she talked about, if they have to share some criticism or if it's praise for her and Sonoko's work.
As always, Ran closed her eyes, scrolled a few times up and down until she made her finger click on a tweet.
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