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The entire court just saw him being intimidated by a little girl.

Was always a T-Rex fan. Meanwhile, the crucial question: Which is cuter, Gakuen Babysitters or Nukoduke?

Nice. But I couldn't get the thought out of my head "Couldn't you just boost her up on top of the wall?"

This may be it right here: Telling that girl the truth. If she decides to be gossipy about it, stuff could hit the fan in serious amounts.

Ah, nice to see more of this! I like it, it's sort of quietly sweet, with a little melancholy.

Ah! That explains some stuff about the vibe she's giving off.

Ba-dump?

Frankly, for me the impact of all the plot points was minor compared to how much I chortled at "When did you get that!?" "I had a reservation."

No worries, that image is what I came to this chapter's comment section for.

Stalker upset that victim isn't living up to her standards of what a stalking victim should be like.

I'm not sure that prof knows jack about wine.

Eh, you pick your battles, she'll pick hers.

I think when it comes to accent for the spider girl, American Southern would be a mistake. For one thing, I feel like American Southern is pretty established as "everyone uses that for Kansai accent". For another, nobody remembers about Southern belles any more; the connotations of Southern...

That was a surprise. With what we know about the future, I'd been assuming that they kept on successfully fooling each other, the pain of supposedly unrequited feelings was too much, and they drifted apart. So, OK, we now have a painful breakup to look forward to, but besides that when they do...

Man, if the time always went like this the whole cast would be 80 by now.

Even I got a bit teary-eyed from this chapter.

Hamlet: "Methinks the lady doth protest too much."

It is finished. The MC mostly resolved his depression and trauma and got the girl; anything you could call "plot" is complete. Now it's just playing around, and I'm fine with it continuing to play around indefinitely.

She meant what she said. It's just, the implications weren't intended to be complimentary. I think Kaoru's met her match. A mistress of the subtle social knife cannot prevail against someone with the hide of an ankylosaur who doesn't care about any of that stuff and won't even notice the...

I have a bit of pity for the poor husband, who only exists to be just useless enough that we won't care when she dumps him for her true love.