[This is going from bad to worse. Naoto barely has time to process the new information coming at her. Her senpai and Minato were dating and she's just inadvertently told him about the other boy's death, long before any of them knew each other. (She didn't even know he was into men, but that's wholly besides the point).
The other things he's saying, though... Naoto comes to her feet as well, rounding the couch they'd been standing on.] --senpai, don't you think you're jumping to conclusions?!
[It's as much of a protest as she can manage, but that's not very strong. Even aside from what she's said, he clearly knows Minato far better than she does. It's possible that he's hinted as much, or demonstrated as much, while here-- and what she'd told him was merely the last puzzle piece Yu needed to put it all together.
But she still feels responsible.] You don't know that he was lying to you, do you? We were just talking about how we can have differing memories of actions that from one point of view haven't happened yet!
Isn't it possible that even if he did die, he didn't know it when you were-- when the two of you were together?
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The other things he's saying, though... Naoto comes to her feet as well, rounding the couch they'd been standing on.] --senpai, don't you think you're jumping to conclusions?!
[It's as much of a protest as she can manage, but that's not very strong. Even aside from what she's said, he clearly knows Minato far better than she does. It's possible that he's hinted as much, or demonstrated as much, while here-- and what she'd told him was merely the last puzzle piece Yu needed to put it all together.
But she still feels responsible.] You don't know that he was lying to you, do you? We were just talking about how we can have differing memories of actions that from one point of view haven't happened yet!
Isn't it possible that even if he did die, he didn't know it when you were-- when the two of you were together?