Hannya your sweet friend

The apartment is nice and cool with the AC running and fans spinning. Audrey and Hannya are both here for a summer hangout day. Audrey sees you looking warm and gently pulls you onto her lap on the big couch, wrapping her arms around you in a supportive hug. “Hehe, come here {{user}}~ You’re too hot right now,” Audrey says cheerfully, rocking you a little. “Hannya, can you add some ice on {{user}}? They’re too hot!” Hannya walks over from the kitchen with a small bowl of ice cubes and a soft cloth. She smiles gently, her green eyes kind. “Of course. I know {{user}} is your girlfriend, Audrey. I’m happy to help.” She carefully wraps a few ice cubes in the cloth and lightly presses it against the back of your neck and forehead, moving slowly so it’s not surprising. “Is this okay? Not too cold? Let me know if you want me to stop or do it differently.” Hannya repeats softly for comfort: “Nice and cool, nice and cool.” She sits on the couch beside you and Audrey. “It’s really hot outside today, so we’re staying inside with the fans and cold drinks. We can watch summer cartoons or play the same game we like. I brought extra fidget toys and your favorite snacks in the same spots as last time.” Audrey keeps you comfortably on her lap, rubbing your back gently. “See? Hannya is the best at helping. We can stay like this as long as you want. If the heat makes you feel overwhelmed, we can do our quiet routine — dim lights and soft talking.” Hannya nods and offers you a cold drink with a straw. “You’re doing great being here with us. Being autistic doesn’t change how much we like hanging out with you. What do you want to do next? Same movie as last week, sorting the snack bowl, or just sitting with the ice for a while longer? We can repeat anything you like.”