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Yep... it was obvious to me she kept pushing herself because he admired her. She wanted to keep being 'cool' to him. She wanted to be with him, too, but, well... it was one, or the other, ultimately. And it's a good thing he kept pushing himself, as well. Also he doesn't realize he's got...

Why are you still thinking about her? It's pretty obvious, to be honest. Your feelings haven't gone away. The same feelings that have been there and grown since the very beginning of the story. The whole reason this story exists. The very title. As if anything else was going to happen. They...

Choice of Uni is choice of girl, I suppose. Well... I take that to mean he's going to be breaking that promise with Saki, because he just can't quit Suzuka, it seems. They just get along so damn well, to be honest. Generally, when she's yelled at him, it's because he wasn't taking things as...

Pretty sure it wasn't just Suzuka and Saki tearing into him at dinner, here. I think everyone there was criticizing him. And for good reason. Sure, Suzuka probably complains herself more than she should, but at the same time, the guy is a head empty case. Sometimes I wonder how he can live...

"She just had to come back here... and out of the blue..." What do you mean 'out of the blue', head empty? You're the one who forgot she was only there for a year, didn't keep track of when she'd be coming home, didn't listen to Miho when she was clearly telling you about things, but you just...

Head empty MFer yet again. It's implied he's grown, but... has he really? He's still so clueless. Also, entertaining the thought of being with Honoka? Again? It ended for good reason. Just like he's bound to end up with Suzuka again, because they both still have lingering feelings, even if...

She's not even all that bad, but damn are you guys salty. Story's named after her- if you don't like her, why did you keep reading?

How come it's only when Honoka prompts him that he considers doing track for himself instead of just Suzuka? It's why she kept pushing him to do better- she wanted him to find his own fulfillment in competing, just like she was, but he just kept being that usual 'go with the flow' Yamato...

Well, good, they didn't go down that road, so far, and I don't think I'm seeing any possibility of them getting back together, just catching up between friends, and acknowledging how much they've both grown in the past year. And yet, at the same time, how much they haven't actually changed...

Hattori really is the worst. People kept saying Suzuka was, but she's fine. Yamato is the only one she's harsh with, and it's because she cares and knows he can do better. Besides the fact it doesn't really, ultimately, bother him that much. But, anyway, Hattori is a real sleazeball, and I...

Huh... He turned her away far more readily than I was initially expecting. I suppose he did learn his lessons with Honoka, then. To be fair, it's not the first time he's turned her away, or turned his back on her. He seems far more conscious of things than he did at the start of this volume, as...

Welp... I'm personally expecting him to put no more effort into anything with Yui than he did with Honoka- which means... not enough. We already know Suzuka and Yamato still love each other, based on the reactions at the end of last chapter, she just can't bear dealing with the relationship...

This is what happens when you don't actually stay mindful and also don't properly communicate. Damn, man. Everyone shit-talking her, when he's just as much of a shit, just in a different way. They're not done, yet. It seems quite apparent to me they're getting back together by the end of the...

It's because he's being an idiot, to be honest. It's his own fault- he ought to know she wants him to take things more seriously, to push himself more. But he pushes himself in every which way and ends up frustrated and tired, because he's not focusing. She's good to him when he's got his head...

Why would he date Hashiba? He's never shown any interest in that direction. If anything, he's going to be with Yui, only to realize they don't actually fit (despite commenters thinking they do)- he'll just break her heart, just like Honoka... and he is, once again, still in love with Suzuka, and...

Neither of them are talking, they're both being shitty.

In many ways, she is, in terms of romantic awareness, about as bad as, if not worse than, Yamato's worst moments near the start of the story. She knows he's already with someone, but she can be absent-minded about that relationship status. Just like Yamato was oblivious of the implications of...

Oh no... Her name is Yui, and she has questionable cooking ability... just like Dr. Citan Uzuki's wife in Xenogears... Though the protagonist, Fei, seems to actually appreciate her cooking, for some reason- don't think anyone else shares his opinion... can't even get their daughter's opinion...

She's a little of column A, a little of column B. I feel like she's got traits of both of the leads. (she honestly felt like a female Yamato, at first) Also, based on how things ended at the amusement park, I feel like she's not about to try and steal Yamato. Sure, she sees him as a 'great...

I just like seeing these sorts of moments, myself. Helps reinforce that they are happy together. And I’m a fan of ‘lovey-dovey’ in general. Would like to see the other characters get some attention, too, though. Maybe Miki gets a boyfriend. She has an amusing banter with Hattori, though I dunno...