Can you write a short excerpt with the following info? The girl Kazuya asked out in their final year of high school finally has her answer after thinking for it over for a long time. She will date him after college entrance exams are complete and life settles down. It's realistic, exactly what Kazuya expects from the girl he likes.
"Kazuya, I'm sorry," Mori said, a serious look on her face. Her soft features and normally elegant expressions didn't match how she looked now. 

Kazuya clenched his teeth and looked away. 

He quietly asked, "Why not?"

"Exams are coming soon. They are too important to forsake. My future rides on this. I know it's hard to hear, but you would be a second priority if we dated," she said, her voice not wavering.

Kazuya took a sharp breath, tears in his eyes as he declared, "I'm okay with that! I can be se--"

"No!" Mori shouted in return, cutting him off, "I don't want that. You're someone dear to me as well. I can't do that to you but I can't put so much effort in either. I have to make sure I'm thinking clearly."

Kazuya sniffled, taking a deep, thirty-second breath before speaking again. His voice was still shaky, though, "all right. I understand. I'm really grateful that you gave this so much consideration, though. You really are amazing."

Mori's face softened, then her usual elegance returned as she stepped forward and took Kazuya's hand in hers, "I did think about it a lot. I was thinking about it day and night. I can't treat you as a second priority. That's why... if you can wait until after exams ... if you still have feelings for me once life settles down, I'd like you to go out with me."

Kazuya was stunned. It wasn't ideal. It wasn't even close to what he wanted. His fantasies of spending happy days dating Mori melted away. In their place was the reality that he could see himself truly living. It was exactly what he'd expect from Mori, and he smiled. All he could manage to get out of his mouth was, "okay."