Kutabire Salarymen no Ore, 7nenburi ni Saikai shita Bishoujo JK to Dosei wo Hajimaru - Ch. 7

[MangaDex]

 

[Greenfrost]

I don't know who anyone is.

 

[biologist]

Shhh Shhhh older coworker please go away in my age gap romcom.

 

[Ungrave]

Now this old lady has a chance to ruin him.

 

[tekkenshu7]

This is becoming like a 'legal' version of HigeHiro without the gloom and harem (maybe not yet)

 

[odannyc85]

I looked to see if there was a drama tag soo fast.

 

[SilentWInd]

I don't see what his problem is. Who he's living with is none of his coworker's business and theres nothing wrong with him rooming a kid if they know each other and she has her parent's permission.
Why do none of these protagonists of older/younger romances realize that they're only making it weirder by acting all nervous and secretive about it.

 

[Erbakhan]

I hope the misunderstanding only last one chapter

 

[Askorti]

I don't see what his problem is. Who he's living with is none of his coworker's business and theres nothing wrong with him rooming a kid if they know each other and she has her parent's permission.
Why do none of these protagonists of older/younger romances realize that they're only making it weirder by acting all nervous and secretive about it.

Because plot has to happen. If every protagonist exercised their right to remain silent when appropriate, there would be no stories. Unfortunately most writers just arent good enough to write assertive protagonists.

 

[Noroco]

ah shit here we go again

 

[siotechua]

There is no escape with yandere heroines, whether they are young or old

 

[DementisXYZ]

After she listed off so many subtle, barely noticeable details about how he changed, am I the only one who'd be creeped the hell out? Like, noticing a small change in your coworker is one thing, but listing off so many minor details is just plain weird, especially one you don't hang out with outside of work.

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the release

 

[ActuallyArma]

I don't see what his problem is. Who he's living with is none of his coworker's business and theres nothing wrong with him rooming a kid if they know each other and she has her parent's permission.
Why do none of these protagonists of older/younger romances realize that they're only making it weirder by acting all nervous and secretive about it.

That may be so but, regardless of all that, it will still look suspect. Especially to people who'll look for any and all reason to condemn him or to gossip about anything. Not to mention, though true in this instance, "Don't worry, we have her parents permission" seems like an excuse. Has the same air as "No! I didn't do that! My brother was on my computer and he did it!", know what I mean?

 

[Vverg]

I see you guys in 4 months

 

[reicchimaster]

Last chapter was 4 months ago. I can't remember what's this all about.

Sorry but I wished some other group would snipe this.

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter