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I think she's partly backing away from Haejun because she feels she did him wrong and it wouldn't be fair to him to drag him into a relationship with her again--like, she hurt him once and isn't once enough? It's a mistake, but kind of understandable.

I was expecting the apparent-BL scene.

First time I've seen your pupils in a while! :D

@Tenshi_A Well, I understand the interface is quite different but there's always the Gimp, which does have the advantage of being free.

Thanks for the chapters! You know what I like about these old fashioned stories? They're not meta. They're not genre aware. They're just telling a fucking story. So this is not the five-hundredth variation on dead-guy-reincarnated-with-powers or...

@Richman That's pretty cool. You'll probably do other neat stuff . . . but don't sweat it too much. Eventually, if we live long enough, we all become either has-beens or never-wases. You get to be the better option, right?

This is starting to look like that one about the STEM students researching love.

I just wanna know, how exactly was that final swimsuit cuter than swimsuit #3? (On, as @bigtiddyoneesan points out, page 10)

Had no idea there was more of this. A happy discovery. @xines There isn't really a story. This kid shows up everywhere and everywhen for different stories, parables and bits of mood. We have even less idea who or what he is than we have about Emanon.

If he doesn't want to restrain and chain her, I could help out . . .

I think this will actually be a moment for Chiaki to realize that she is actually jealous/exclusive with Hana, that she doesn't want anyone to grope Hana's boobs except her, even her beloved cousin/teacher.

@BCS Excellente.

@VF89 It's not as simple as saying "Japanese culture". Never has been, really. You can say a culture is all about the communal and the family and zero about the individual, but individuals still exist in them. There are always stories in those cultures about star-crossed romances--often...

Honestly, if I wasn't already happily married I could so go for our heroine.

Ooop?

Two forks!!!!

@Ranz967 I think you're just one of those soon-dras.

I've been reading manga, manhwa, toons and so on for a ludicrously long time now, and for the whole time, almost all introverts in them let the hair in front grow over their eyes. Is that really a thing? I've never noticed it being a thing in North America, but maybe it's really a thing in Asia?

Aaaa!!! God is teaching her evil!!! No dog-ears, use a bookmark!

@Betony As I understand it, Japanese parents often refer to each other as "mom" and "dad", like the role subsumes their individual selves (at least at home). Now that weirds me out.