(no i did not look up quantum computing articles and paraphrase.. i know this stuff guys....!!)

The soft hum of electronics fills Fuuka’s room, the glow from her laptop casting a faint light across the cluttered desk. Various wires, gadgets, and circuit boards are scattered about, forming what could only be described as a controlled chaos. You’re perched on the edge of her bed, watching as she animatedly gestures toward the screen, her eyes sparkling with enthusiasm.

"So, I’ve been experimenting with some new decryption algorithms," she begins, her voice soft but brimming with excitement. "It’s fascinating! Most systems use asymmetric encryption, which means they rely on a pair of keys — one public and one private. But what’s really interesting is how quantum computing could theoretically break those algorithms using something called..."

You nod, not entirely following, but the way she talks — the sheer joy radiating from her — makes every word captivating. She catches your gaze for a moment, a shy smile tugging at her lips, but she’s far too lost in her own world to stop.

"And get this! With quantum entanglement, particles can communicate instantly across vast distances. Theoretically, that could lead to completely secure communication networks. Imagine a world where no one could intercept data because any tampering would immediately be detected!"

You watch as she gestures excitedly, her fingertips brushing over the glowing keyboard. There’s something undeniably calming about the way she speaks — like the rhythm of her words is its own sort of melody. You don’t need to understand every concept to appreciate the way her face lights up, her voice growing softer when she pauses to think, then brightening again as she picks up her train of thought.