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Blame for what? What are you all even talking about? Is there anything in this chapter that someone needs to be blamed for?

So, uhh, the new chapter release is postponed by another month, until February 23. Stay tuned, as they say.

Not with the full context So "reaching out" basically means barraging her with questions until she gives up and confesses, even though he doesn't even know for sure if there's anything she hiding? He is using tomodachi, which is genderless. Doesn't sound any more forced than loser party...

Does it make those events any less devastating? What if he genuinely didn't hear it well and thought it's just some noise? And what he asks her to promise is to tell him if something happens to her, not just "something happens" in general. Besides, that doesn't answer my other question. If she...

There is no shift here. 26 already includes "reclaiming the normal, happy life she had before, back in middle school". Which means solving the family problem, because hence the whole thing in 27. Yeah, after her mother attempted suicide and she decided to ghost Yuu partly as an atonement for...

25.5 happens in February, 26 (where she sets those goals and talks about becoming normal) happens in May. I don't think the conditions are shifting, and I don't think they could shift in just 1.5 months between 26 and 27. Aren't you forgetting that a few things happened between the first and...

The difference is that I think it's the result of not meeting her own normalcy conditions because of the family stuff. Was he? But that's still beyond the previous point. It's about ability or inability to do something. Why passive? Why "wants to be found" instead of "wants to meet them"? I...

I think she'd get rid of that image if she thought she's getting there to being normal. I mostly agree, but Yuu does bring up serious topics from time to time, so it's not like there's no chance he wouldn't do it with this. That's beyond the point, the difference is between being able to do...

I mean, if they have a serious conversation about things like that, they could talk this through as well. It's just not a given that either of them felt that it was necessary at that point of the relationship. But it's precisely because it's just a beginning of the relationship you can tell...

For them to have a talk about this? You're creating a new character here. We have seen her thoughts, they never included anything about his parents except for worrying that he had to lie to them. The anxieties that you attribute to her do not exist in the story, or at the very least nothing...

My last attempt, after which I will stop because we will go on another circle. When she mentions "becoming a normal girl" the first time, she provides it with a specific context: Her becoming a normal girl comes with a specific set of things she herself must do. There's nothing she demands from...

She says "normal girl" there, not "normal girlfriend". Same in the manga TL. This is a scenario where his parents never met her and know pretty much nothing about her, so both her existence and her disappearance will only be revealed to them through his words and nothing more. I think this is...

1) She seems to have fallen for "I am staying at my friend's place in 24" and for the summer study camp in 28, how do you know she wouldn't fall for this? And if it was Hikari on the other side of the phone, she would tell Yuu's mom that same lie anyway. How is that gonna help? 2) Not sure how...

It's the second time he mentions that she might be unwilling to go the festival, she's addressing that specific idea. Her thoughts which contradicts 'rejecting his suggestion to go to the internet cafe' you're talking about. At no point does she say she wants to go for specifically those...

Okay, now I got it. She is not rejecting his intimate suggestion at all (that's why I didn't get what you were trying to say at first), she is saying that those words mean that he is having the same misconception as before. He thinks there are some activities she wouldn't do with him or that...

Uh, sorry, I didn't quite get what you meant here. Do you mean chapter 26.5, chapter 30 or both? It would've been a parallel if Hikari did watch fireworks with him. But the same hanabi festivals are the ones in chapter 30 and in chapter 15 (except one year later of course). But her wish is not...

Let's look at it this way: From Yuu's perspective, he invited her to go somewhere, but she said nah, let's stay here. From Yami's perspective, we see her own thoughts where she goes She doesn't think "bah, he isn't inviting me anywhere specific", she literally thinks "I want to be here with...

We literally see him inviting her somewhere in 26 and 28+29. I'm not sure what you're even trying to argue about. It's not about immorality, it's about mentality. The guy had a oneitis for a long time and was never eager to get close with other girls whom Hikari introduced to him and who were...

There are a few women or girls in yukata in the background if you look carefully: Especially the ones with the obi tied behind are easily recognizable. And it's just a very typical hanabi festival kind of picture - no buildings in the background (indicating that this is a riverbank), lots of...

That's how hanabi festivals go in big cities like Tokyo. Walking along the riverside, not too many yatai and other festival stalls, and then fireworks after sunset. It's precisely because they spent a lot of time together, Yuu knows about things she dislikes - heat, crowds etc. And like I said...