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I had the same impression. I'm not so sure about their relationship, but they are family. The kid clearly has nowhere else to go and wants to be there. It's not like she's there to cause drama; she just wants to be with her family and is willing and able to help out. It felt so out of character...

Magic. Dunno.

I have no idea what to think or feel about this, but I hope it works out. It also implies that the monster killed another girl and is wearing her skin.

I think everyone is being super harsh on that kid. Saying, "You're making it hard by coming here every summer," is so cruel. Going home for the summer is the most normal thing in the world.

So, I was not the only one. I swear I have read this before.

Well, I was wrong to think this might have a good ending. Honestly, it's a pretty boring story. I don't know if it was the translation or the original language, but I found that the dialogue was often repetitive and simple. I actually like tragedies and horror, but this wasn't done well. I've...

Yeah, I was wrong. Big time.

I would like that, but stories are driven by conflict. So, not so sure. We can only hope.

I hope Millie calls herself the girlfriend of Zen in the next chapter.

Sisters maybe?

How have it changed?

I hope everyone will support the author. I will donate. I hope others will as well!

I can't really remember if they slept together or not either. But in that story she leaves her young lover for another (her high school obsession). Which was arguably worse. But it's been ages since I've read the story. I just remember it being very toxic. Misa is far away at work wondering...

I've already read the raws, While Io clearly loves Misa, she's also kind of a pushover. The story was getting a bit too wholesome, but ultimately, it will end with our couple together.

Love those two. They are clearly in love. But it's a Flowerchild story, so expect storms ahead.

I'm going to ignore all the warning signs and just say this was very cute. I hope it stays this way.

Koto and Aya for the win. Even though Aya is still a teenager, Erika doesn't stand a chance.

People also seem to forget that Erika had a conversation with Aya at the fair when she disappeared that she told no one about. She is no saint. I don't think she is some sort of villainess either, but her obsession with Koto is unhealthy. And that the story is clearly giving her the motivation...

I feel really bad for Koto. She must be feeling the pressure and fearing losing Aya. Erika is clearly being set up as the betrayer, like Brutus. The hints were already there, but hopefully, she'll regret it right away.

So, is Ruka experienced or not? I feel the story goes back and fourth about that.