Sakuramoria

Initially, Nira planned to keep the gift until Leila's birthday, but on the third week of June, Varya visited her, and after a short discussion, they decided not to delay the presentation.
On another day, after tedious and pointless classes, Nira, Varya, Bella (?), and everyone else who participated in acquiring the souvenir, knocked on the door of room 302.
—Dear Leila! This is a little early, but we wanted to congratulate you on your upcoming birthday! And to celebrate, we're giving you this modest set; I hope it will be useful to you! I'm very glad that I'm in the same class as you, and I wish all your plans come true! 🥳

It wasn't unusual for Leila to receive gifts ahead of schedule. Often, especially when the givers knew exactly what the person wanted, the gift was presented much earlier, even though it was formally intended for a future date. Sometimes, the reason was the busy schedule of either the person receiving the gift or the givers. Especially in Leila's case, who usually spent her actual birthday with her father and gathered with friends separately on other days. Although this time, it was unlikely to happen.
In any case, Leila saw absolutely nothing wrong with this "deviation from the schedule." And if someone wanted to surprise her, there was a special meaning to it—especially on her birthday, the recipient would be expecting something. But now, Leila wasn't expecting anything in particular, especially from this group. And the gift itself turned out to be quite unusual, although she liked it. Perhaps it lacked special sentimental value, but it was very useful in everyday life. Besides, it was always pleasant to acquire such a product of technological progress. Even if it wasn't clear whether the decision to give the gift today was due to a desire to surprise her or simply a lapse in memory.
—Oh, thank you so much," Leila hugged the girls who came to congratulate her, "of course, I'll like it; I was even thinking of buying something similar for myself. I don't even know how to thank you.