He did say those words to lighten the situation for her. After all, he did force his way in rather stubbornly at it. It wasn't like he was trying to be subtle about his entrance. Natalia reacted just the way he thought she would when she saw him. However, in lieu of that, it did help her somewhat gain her composure.

He was okay with that and crossed his arms as he stepped back from her as she didn't get any closer to strangling him. He offered her a smile, an arrogant, confident one at it as she seemed to be recoil into herself.

"Sometimes you love them so much that you hate them. Isn't that right?"

He spoke aloud, after a moment, listening to her speak of her sorrow. Yuri didn't want to be intruding but kids with parents were lucky. Yuri had none so he couldn't relate to any of this. He was trying his best to though. There was nothing else he could do other than state his thoughts.

"It's a human thing isn't it? Sometimes you feel that you're wronged by the very person that you cherished. Sometimes, stuff just happens and you don't know how to take it. It's not shameful to admit that you harbor those kinds of feelings. It's what makes you human and it's something you can't deny."

"Think all you need. I'll be here until the end."