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I'd say she needs some other headline to distract the press from all the weird stuff these people have been concocting. She might start by telling "oppa": "You're fired."

Looks like we're heading into the home stretch. When the main characters are pretty much resolved, gotta spend some time dealing with the side characters before wrapping everything up.

This has to be about the most messed up manga that I genuinely enjoy. Ikuemi Ryou does some great stuff (and some not-so-great stuff, but overall a solid track record).

Gotta say I'm impressed by those bodyguards. They made him "Phew!"

Wow! All the gaps filled and into uncharted territory!

My favourite amnesiac manga is a yuri, "Cheerful Amnesia". Girl wakes up in the hospital, this girl is saying "I'm told you have amnesia, so you might find it hard to believe but I was your girlfriend" and the girl is just thinking "Wow she is so gorgeous! Score! Good job, past me!"

Horrible mother: "You idiot how could you ruin--wait, did you say Bloden?!"

Woo! Plot development! It always surprises me when Nukoduke does that. The Nukos and, really, the other characters are so cute I could watch nothing in particular happen forever, but I'll take this bonus!

To be fair, I gotta agree that her answer was probably better than the available options.

Him thinking "No, no, I love it when you eat. In fact, just like your dad with the chicken leg, I have something I'd like you to pretend is a popsicle!"

Every year, she says. Ha! Somewhere in her 20s she will have a dreadful realization and suddenly stop saying it, I guarantee.

Man, I wish I had enough cash that when I decided to disappear for a while to contemplate the ruins of my career, I could do it by taking a trip to hang out at the beach in Bali.

You'll talk to Hayley Bloden, will you? Ah, could you wait a minute first, I have to make popcorn.

Poor Nukos--sending a picture of them looking adorable fails to intimidate!

Faint presence is one thing, but did you notice how hollowed out what you could see of him was? Either the credits page is accurate, or those ridiculous Japanese work hours have struck again.

I'm fine with the thing that totally makes sense based on who has the power, the money and that kind of personality being what is actually the case. What I'm surprised about is that she didn't instantly suspect him.

Not that it matters much with how episodic this is, but I think this is the last fill-in chapter! Next it's forward into the unknown?

Even the father-in-law in his head is saying "OK, I don't see the problem here. You're going out now, kid."

Thanks for the update, I'm quite fond of this series. Although I'm starting to wonder--OK, so she now understands that he does actually love her and she's accepted that she's got feelings for him, and she's officially his consort, so . . . at what point if ever is she going to figure out that...

"The even indispensable kelp" she says. Gotta admit, to me kelp is extremely dispensable.