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Why, why, why do authors feel compelled to introduce such characters in every romance manga?

Stupid Axe! I hate you!

And I thought he recognized her by her voice and clumsiness.

If they don't start dating soon I'll be shocked (not really since I know authors like to pad things out) but THREE intuitive dating questions in one chapter - with one of them being overheard by the fmc - is a lot.

This counts as them dating, surely?

I find it strange that students have ALL the power in anime/manga, like there are no adults, coaches, teachers that are able to make these decisions. And I don't care who you are or what the strategy is, your best player is taking the shot whether they make it or miss it. End of story.

Incoming drama or secret wingman?

I wonder if the author was told to move things along more quickly because the last chapters felt like they were giving me whiplash. These are near sudden shifts in feelings and intentions from what we know of the characters so far to reach the end game. I don't mind Miyahara is the goal - it was...

Don't ruin your own chances, Yuki!

Damn, that got sorta depressing toward the end. I felt that deep inside.

I hate the distracting argument when it comes to couples not coming together. Being an adult is always about compromising priorities and finding time to be with your family or friends (or hobbies). But my man took his shot and looks like he hit a bullseye.

That's the Saki I know and love.

I don't trust her one bit.

I want this to happen now.

Poor man's Toradora.

I wonder how much influence the editor had with the new character, or is it all the author’s idea.

Still nothing in Awai’s breasts.

It ended. I feel satisfied and empty. I'll miss these goofballs. :meguuusad:

Remember boys a yes to something is a no to something else, even if you regret your decision later: be a man and follow through with what you committed to first.

Why not?!