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Some notes and nitpicks from chapter 97: - Paopao hitting Iwabuchi like that really makes it an interesting point about his dynamic with the "Four heavenly kings of Ura aka". Rika is his favorite, Maruppi/Kanebayashi is his partner. Miyabi was shown "kindness" and even told Sousuke how she loved...

Chapter 97 summary Note: Black-T, just like a black company, are workplaces who deeply forces their employees to overwork, to the point of developing medical issues, such as physical injuries or burnout. In hentai, they're a plot device used so a manager or even a CEO may have sex with...

He actually claimed it in earlier( chapter 73) as well. This was just to make the point stronger. But...considering his situation in both stances, might be just interpreted as a taunt there and a bluff here.

Chapter 97 released. Summary in a moment.

He said he did, but...i think he couldn't go all the way( at least not about breaking the hymen).

Chapter 96 summary:

Chapter 96 dropped, summary in a minute.

I'll be as simple and direct as possible. Rika indeed DOES love Sousuke, to the point of obsession. However, she does no love him for who he is, his naiveity, his manichean views, or his stubbornness. She's in love with his role as her husband, molded by her for her ultimate love plan. Her...

Sorry for the delay, but here it is. Chapter 95 dropped. Minor notes: Minato-ku Joshi(港区女子), are young women who spend their time with guys with high specs, or simply a higher social class/ have lots of money. The term is derived from the Minato ward, an area in Tokyo where the richest/well...

"Love" and "hate" only meet, and mingle, properly when they transcend their own desires and becomes "obsession". Rika is not obsessed with Sousuke as a lover, more than one instance has showed us this( from the "dai suki da yo" in the spa bath, to her talk with Misato in the motorhome, and then...

It isn't. 必要 means necessity, or even requirement. She states very clearly that Sousuke is needed for that, not that she loves him. It isn't a nuance, it's straightforward. During the spa bath, she really did say "Dai suki dayo", but considering how she treats Sousuke, it's still not very...

She said Sousuke was necessary for her true love plan, not that that's what she felt about him. You're wrongly inputting a meaning there. 私が本当の「愛」を感じる 為に･･･ ソウスケ君が 必要なのよ( roughly meaning "i need Sousuke-kun in order to feel the true love").

Precisely. Worse still, even Light had one thing to at least justify his settings, and that's also what's still lacking in this story: background. Light was born on 1986, so that makes him a "post bubble children", when social norm was to criticize the leisure and way of life of young ones...

Really, now?!

You will look at her expression on this chapter and deny it happening?

Chapter 95 dropped. I'll post the summary as soon as i can, though i'm having some issues on my side. The short straw is:

That's assuming Sousuke will take her to Justice, or she'll get caught. Since he hasn't moved an inch towards doing this to her, and her narcisist persona doesn't even believe she'll get caught, this scenario is not off the hook, but rather unlikely.

Oh, but i AM aware of the japanese law. In fact, it ressemble those of my country in regards of civil marriage. Adultery, on the other hand...not so much. But, you see...if she proves that the entire marriage is a sham, and there's no legal household to sustain( that with the help of a good...

Oh, but that's the twist. You see, if Rika and Iwaabuchi's engagement certificaate is still valid, but Her's and Sousuke's marriage certificate is a fake, then they aren't legally married, and Civil marriage is off, because Rika's already legally commited to Iwabuchi. It's no different than her...

I already brought the sentence earlier. Your entire theory is based on a nuance that Shingo never said the word "sex", therefore, he didn't have it with Rika? Mind if i play it, too? Then let's go with the nuance that Sousuke and Rika aren't even married to begin with. Misato said that Rika...