Please Marry Me With Divorce in Mind - Vol. 3 Ch. 9

[Attqqqq]

“I’ve devoted years for Rui, my work, my life!”
“No”
“Oh ok, kyosuke, you free later?”

Bro WHAT

At least it’s pushing rui to think thoughts, for once, which is nice

 

[kngpjn]

What tf happened at Itsuki's mind ???????????

 

[Luxurway]

Was not expecting this to happen but it's funny nonetheless

 

[Sp12er]

The guy was a bi all along 🤣

 

[broadsword80]

Kyousuke, gigachad that he is, doesn't even recognize Itsuki as a threat.

They were never on the same level. Kyousuke is so far above he cannot see the trees below.

 

[TheGrandMugwump]

Let's be real though, Kyousuke is the bigger catch.

 

[Seraph_Dalgon_]

He literally cried and confessed his love to Ruin, but then immediately switched up to Kyousuke? I don't think Rui was ever his target, dude wanted that Kyousuke bussy.

can't say I blame him

 

[Andasen]

Bro is a pendulum, swinging mood and target that fast

 

[warm_panties]

he wants that house husbandussy

 

[yulel]

can't blame itsuki, kyousuke is one hell of a househusband unlike rui lmaoo

 

[coyote_vdb]

Thanks for the translation.
I must say the developments in the last two chapters are really badly written. First the divorce paper conveniently being in view while they prepared themselves to play the perfect couple, then this interest switch all of the sudden, this is a bit too much of plot devices.

 

[cokelemon]

I’m kind of confused where everyone saying the Itsuki shift to Kyosuke was out of left field. The guy has been cleaning and cooking for the guy for a while? Like so well that he wanted him to come back all the time? I don’t think it was that crazy of a turn. Plus he does open up to Itsuki and they do have emotional talks all the time. Not that big of a leap.

To me it also feels like Itsuki idolized Rui all these years but never looked at her properly as a person, Kyousuke's friendship-no-jutsu (and seeing how they interact with each other) made something click in Itsuki and he realized it was time to give up

Everyone was also saying that he was pretty gay for Kyosuke in the earlier chaps. If anything the Rui obsession was out of the left field

 

[Darklight99]

Oh well if he can't NTR her away from him, he'll just reverse-NTR him away from her

 

[Loliconi]

Dude, wtf did I just read?
Did that really happen?
How on earth do something like this happens irl. That guy needed to get folded and yet he gets a: "I see you as a friend"; HOW AFTER ALL THAT?
Was that the only way for the author to create scenario where Rui would start being conscious of her feelings? Holy shit that was terrible.

I don‘t feel this strongly about it at all but I mostly agree. What a weird chapter.

I also lold at how everyone just kept (even if not intentional) piling on and insulting MC, not defending him but "we all fwiends“ and such

 

[MasterPannya]

I am so lost.

Was he gay?
Am I gay?
What is gay?

 

[Nolzi]

Lmao it was worth the wait

 

[Lonbomb]

"Friendship" wins again

 

[AkodoRyu]

So our first perception was right, He is gay for Kyousuke. turns out he was just Bi and was into Rui too.


(But let's be honest, he's into Kyousuke more)

But imagine being him - works hard, is successful, finally meets his old crush again at work, and crushes on his housekeeper too, need to decide between them... they got married to each other. (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻

 

[KafukaPalazzo]

This is the moment when she realised he was a love rival, but not for the object of affection she've tought.

Spoiler: Warning: friendship pictured

Damn girl... A bit possessive aren't you?

 

[b58]

This somehow makes perfect sense, this guy was the weirdest character in this manga by a longshot - seemingly nice and understanding, and I don't even think he was faking it, but simultaneously having a scheming nature and being dead set on getting together with Rui, and this chapter was all about resolving that conflict. His conclusion that Rui might not be worth the trouble is probably correct

What I'm slightly curious about is if we're ever going to have an appearance of the parents in this, because it's pretty clear that they're supposed to be the real villains and settling things with them is the most straightforward solution to Rui's problems (whether reconciling or telling them to go fuck themselves it doesn't really matter), but instead we got Itsuki continuing to be this weird troublemaker, and the author achieved that by quite unconventional means I like it though, it's pretty fun so far and I guess this is all that matters, right?