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He has very little exposure to women outside of family and Himari (and that one day long ago), and Himari herself has made him feel awkward and overly conscious about saying or doing anything that's even tangential to romantic. It's just about right at this point.

Best-worst wingfriends. I can't even guess what happens next without six digits to help.

And presumes she's not actively coordinating with production of S3 on the QT.

At this point, i don't really think any of them want it broken. Everyone's having way too much fun with it.

In fact, . He's no saint, spending way too much time at work prior to the divorce even given the broken Japanese cultural norms at play here, but .

Until everyone leaves and the Spanish Japanese Inquisition begins.

The LNs aren't finished yet, so we'll just get a read-the-book end.

We live in the era of Chained Soldier, MahoAko and Plus-Sized Elf. This will go just fine. Heck, even Takamine-san got picked up.

The cuck chair seems a bit uncomfy, does it, Kaede?

He'd just wonder why they're hanging around him.

This is the author trying to be profound after writing a BDSM/gambling series and a triangle romcom. He misses more than he hits.

Might be a weird case of the manga becoming popular and the publisher needing more material. But a win is a win.

Let the author cook.

More like the end of an arc, which this really was. Several characters found themselves at a significantly different place in their lives and/or understandings. Oohara got couple time with Rion (even if he didn't get it). Stowie got to share his passion with the girl closest to him. And Kamoi...

She pulls the old . Because she's too embarrassed to say . Gals, amirite?

If you liked that, just wait till they.

Story went from Friday evening to Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning. Unless your major exposure to serialized storytelling is 24, that ain't much of a time-skip.

That's a whooooooole lot later on, though (and don't get me started on the circumstances of the last pic; another one that's high on my list of "WHY?" tropes).

They don't know.

"Hair wax? You mean, wax for hair? Why, I've never heard of such a thing! Even though my dad uses it. What is this stuff?" I know tropes become tropes because they're easy. And this trope has been done well (hello, Otonari no Tenshi-sama). But this one, where a teenage boy acts unaware of hair...