That smells good. |
Here you go. |
How is it? |
Looks as if you don’t like it, huh? |
Too bitter? |
What if you add some sugar? |
Well, how about if you add some milk? It might take away the bitterness. |
Or I can get you something else? |
I don’t like milk. |
Ah, sorry. I didn’t know... Well, how about if I get some juice for you? |
I’m sorry... |
I probably couldn’t have had tea at your age, either. |
I said that there are lots of different kinds of tea right? |
If I don’t like it, I don’t like it. |
Of course, that doesn’t mean I can’t drink it, but I have my own preferences as to what kinds of flavors I like in tea. |
What do you like, Lain? |
Why don’t you like milk? |
It upsets my stomach. |
Ha, ha, truth be told, when I was a child I had the same problem. |
Especially when the school lunch included milk. I can drink milk now, though. |
I can’t drink it, but I really love it... |
How about this kind of milk? Would that be all right? |
What’s it called? |
I forget what it’s called, but it’s milk that doesn’t upset your stomach. |
It's for kids like you, Lain, who are like me as a kid and can’t drink milk. |
If you talk about it with your mother, I’m sure she’ll look for it for you. |