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Honestly, I just don’t agree. Both times Reina brought up Ayaka, Yuuta went out of his way to reassure her. She’s the one who failed to communicate how she was really feeling. She’s the one who didn’t set clear boundaries when he specifically asked if it was okay. They hadn’t even been dating...

Yeah, but apparently he's not mature enough to express that lol

Deliberately going out of your way to strike my comment without offering a counter-argument just shows you're choosing to be a bitch 😂 Honestly, it's a shame. The least I expected was for you to stand by what you believe and tell me where you think I'm wrong — but hey, it is what it is.

Since you're deliberately going out of your way to strike down my comments, how about sharing your point of view? Whether we agree or disagree, I believe we can have a civil conversation. But if that's not possible, it only tells me you might be in the wrong.

Only a person with an immature mindset believes this. In fact, I'll go a step further — if you can't find any fault in Reina's actions and only want to blame Yuuta for not recognizing her insecurities, while ignoring the fact that he tried to reassure her not once, but twice, then you're just...

Reina doesn’t even attend the same college as Yuuta and Ayaka, so why would he rely on her to handle an issue involving their club? That just doesn’t make sense. And again, as I mentioned in my last response, there were two separate times when she suspected him of cheating, and both times, Yuuta...

I don’t even know why you bothered asking that. You know Yuuta wasn’t in a relationship with Reina when he went on that trip with Ayaka. Everything that’s happened so far is after their breakup, so come on now. That guy is trying to blame Ayaka for having feelings for Yuuta, which at this point...

You can't be serious, bro. If Ayaka really had that "I can take you anytime" mentality, then why hasn’t she? Not once has she overstepped her boundaries. She doesn’t go to his house. She doesn’t spend the night like Mayu. But somehow, according to your logic, she's walking around thinking she...

That’s actually not true. Yuuta made two key efforts to calm Reina’s doubts and show that there was nothing romantic between him and Ayaka. He wasn’t dodging the issue—he addressed it directly, both early in the relationship and later on, when Reina’s insecurities resurfaced. Point 1: Yuuta’s...

That’s ridiculous. You’re expecting Yuuta, who’s been dating Reina for less than a year, to magically predict her actions or see through her words, instead of just having a direct conversation about what she’s okay with and what she’s not. Come on, that’s not fair. Less than a month into the...

No disrespect, but I honestly find it ridiculous that people are still trying to blame Yuuta for Reina’s actions. He did ask her upfront if texting a female friend would be too much, if it crossed any lines. She said no. From Yuuta’s perspective, he was doing the right thing, trying to establish...

Reina had absolutely no right to feel betrayed. Yuta asked for her input from the beginning... he wanted to know if texting a female friend crossed a line. She said no. If she later felt uncomfortable, it was on her to speak up and explain why. But she never did. She kept it to herself, yet...

You don't have to type everything again. You're failing to understand how ridiculous you sound. You're saying it's not easy to talk about insecurities, yet she expected him to open up about his. If she's not willing to come to him when something's bothering her, why would she expect him to do...

I agree. Natsuki is definitely a problem. She’s extremely judgmental for no reason, and somehow no one’s checking her for it. It honestly makes me wonder—was she jealous of Reina’s relationship with Yuuta? Because why else would you speak so harshly about someone you’ve never even met? She...

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you're not entirely wrong. Yeah, 90% of people would probably lose it if their girlfriend had a male best friend. But here's the thing—if that guy was already part of the picture before you came along, and then you suddenly start feeling uncomfortable about how...

It’s much deeper than that. What you’re failing to see is that Reina was actively seeking an emotional affair. She literally says with her own mouth, “Maybe if I have a male friend, I can be on the same level as Yuuta and Ayaka.” That’s not just a throwaway comment… it reveals her mindset. The...

Honestly, I disagree. You’re trying to defend Reina's actions, but she’s the one who failed to communicate that she had an issue with Yuuta being close to Ayaka. In her explanation, did she try to get to know Ayaka? Did she ever say, “Hey, can I hang out with you two?” so she could better...

I truly get where you’re coming from, but the junior doesn’t owe Yuuta any loyalty. Think about it — if someone tries to get with your girl, what loyalty do they have to you? They’re not your friend. It’s your girlfriend’s responsibility to shut that down. If she claims she’s loyal to you and...

I’m sorry, but this is complete bullshit. Reina allowed her best friend Natsuki, and some random guy she calls her “junior,” to convince her that Yuuta was cheating on her with Ayaka. Instead of confronting Yuuta or having an honest conversation, she let her jealousy build up and acted on it. At...

Believe it or not, Yukari’s backstory turned out to be a powerful lesson for Hiromi. As I said in the last chapter, "Yukari is a woman with experience. When she reached for Hiromi’s hand, there was something powerful in that moment—her presence alone could make a grown man melt. She’s been...