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Mmmm. So healing.

@MacMeaties It was a bit odd, but what I get is, subtracting the end-at-the-beginning bit, the sequence goes roughly: --Character reveals that she has a stalker, is upset, tactics for dealing with this are discussed but go nowhere --Character, brooding on the situation, claims it has something...

Wonder when we'll find out what all the buildup is about.

That's cute, yeah.

I look furward to more cute chapters with Kotsume in them.

Am I the only person who really doesn't like that new woman? Like, even if she was gonna be my wingwoman I'd still be like, "Nope, don't need help from catty gameplaying condescending bitches."

So who's the faceless guy deliberately pushing the gullible annoying girl into totally screwing herself up? Presumably an upper servant of some sort, but I mean, what's his angle? He a spy trying to get the light and dark spirits into a fight, or what?

"Get the rule changed and I'll help you."

Verra cute!

Sounds to me like the parents are planning to move together and leave the kids in Japan on their own for a couple years.

Local mom gossip: "OMG, teenagers might be kissing each other!" So were you ladies hatched already 40 years old, or what?

@KumaJa Well, there's a few plot devices in common, but I think it's mostly the art. When I started reading this I was thinking "So did this person work as an assistant to Morinaga Milk-sensei or something?"

@iris_19 That makes a lot of sense. I was also quite uncertain what that was, when it happened and how it would relate.

@miyako19 I would say to the contrary, Nishina is dead, Lucas is the only personality I've seen occupying that body. To the point where if he's suddenly woken up he forgets entirely that the current world exists. And really, him dying would solve quite a lot. As soon as he can't plot and...

@Endominus That's very interesting! It's not a position I was emotionally attached to so I don't mind finding out different. Looking at the blog post, and then the meta-analysis article it linked to, it seems like different life events actually have quite different kinds of impacts. Divorce...

Ahh, translation error, maybe an "English not first language" thing: Page 10, "I borrowed it to him" --> "I lent it to him". You borrow from, you lend to. Same error on page 17. "Are you borrowing it to Ikezawa?" --> "Are you lending it to Ikezawa?"

If people will indulge me in allowing me to be a bit crude, when it comes to chemistry it has been my experience that quiet bookish types are often dynamite passionate between the sheets. Just because Ikezawa isn't a train wreck and doesn't act coquettish or troublesome or dramatic, doesn't...

@vartain Ah, that makes sense--I was thinking "Was he supposed to be saying 'wench'?" but your way works better.

That boyfriend is such a massive piece of shit. And that girlfriend is . . . suffering from some kind of mental illness, dependent personality whatever, needs some therapy seriously. There's no tree that can stand after being hit a million times, huh? Sure, let's test that . . . hold still...

These two cute goofs.