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Yikes, he considers her an animal, for him to manipulate and later control. It leaves me with a lingering restlessness after reading, as she will continue to fall further as his victim while thinking he’s her savior again and again.

I think: A year ago, Ishikawa (girl popular coworker) had a crush on a guy and stalked him with wiretaps and she killed his girlfriend (ghost girl) and framed him. Then she moved to a new company (MC’s company). Sometime in the past year, she has begun to target him. At this point, it’s unclear...

Yes, I guess that’s what I’m here for, just some context from Rio on how things got where they did. I feel like we went on such a ride with the main story, and a big question hanging in the air after Rio couldn’t deny the affair was “Rio, why? How did this affair even come to be?” and this is...

Rio knows that all these comments from Itsuki and even strangers are bothering and eating away at her, she knows it’s not right. When Kyouko says her efforts at home are taken for granted, Rio had the opportunity to lean on friends that have the same issues probably getting comfort and...

I’m not sure why I’m reading this. I’m expecting it to answer what Rio’s marriage was like for her and how Rei and her first connected and how she saw him maybe as the opposite of Itsuki, an escape from a marriage and love that wasn’t what she expected. But thanks to the history of the main...

Thanks for your consistency work on this story until the end! At first, I wasn’t interested but it kept showing up in my feed. Then I realized it was like a soap opera and joined the crowd eating popcorn and dishing after each chapter in the comments. The ending doesn’t feel like justice, but...

If this was treated as a “how I met your mother” prequel for a romance comedy 4-Koma of Yandere Haruto and his naive but happily loved Mahoro, I might like to see a few panels of that. I like the idea of a puppet master protecting a puppy.

Rei keeps trying to outdo himself. Despicable. Momoka, the next hair milk is on me. I think Haruto being outside of Mahoro’s inner circle made his gestures and words meaningful in a different way than from Momoka. Mahoro knows he’s not just saying this because he’s known her for so long...

Instead of sadness, I think he felt shock that Mahoro could and is leaving him. I bet it never crossed his mind as a possibility. He thought he could do as he wished, knowingly treating her as a maid, betraying her, lying to her, letting his mother and himself (and probably Rio) verbally cut...

Mahoro shows that she doesn’t need anyone to speak for her or to back her up when she declares that she is leaving the house and divorcing Rei. Her little shaky bubble when she told him it was for both their sakes was tough, but she was able to firmly tell him that they can’t be together. She...

I wonder if Itsuki’s suggestion to Mahoro to post social media bait prompted Rio to make the tape. I think Itsuki welcomed Mahoro’s involvement because he could position her as the most tempting centerpiece bait for Rio. A big party with all their friends where it seems like Mahoro has...

“Her mask slipping off” is the perfect phrase. Thanks, I was confused by the authors comment. Both Rio and Rei got rattled and tried their favorite tactics, now less effective. Rei seems done for the day. His friends are seeing all this and will reflect Rei’s post-affair social reputation to...

Thank you for all of these chapters! What a ride. A shadowy figure begins their tale and we‘re uncertain if Yuuma is still with us. Seeing Yuuma’s story told without certain elements made his situation seem more detached, like a story you heard in passing, and unpainted by Yuuma’s experience...

I‘m very surprised that the 99th story was a toilet Hanako one. I think using a familiar story lets the author put more meaning into other details rather than wasting time on the story setting. Yuuma is just as determined to out himself in harm’s way to save someone important to him. I can’t...

I think the scare is that now the guy has to deal with a whole bunch of in-laws that are shown to be just as crazy as the ex was. That’s a lot of self-defense staging to fake. That was a lot of planning, wow. Her hair is long in the bridal and funeral photos and had cut it, mailed it and showed...

Their pleased expressions after the story ends was too soothing. Can we just end the manga here? No? Just like Hina’s recounted story about his mother, Hina noticed Yuuma’s suffering and saved his life. Hina’s priority is to thank her. Yuuma’s priority is to….? I hope this helps him realize...

He didn’t bat an eye seeing his own bodies piling up, so although the shared glee of both of him at the end makes perfect sense, it’s clearly a scene of utter madness. He can only see his goal. The clone accepted his fate because he understood he was the clone, and only his understanding of this...

This is why you don’t take candy from strangers…um, wait. The detail of not-Hina’s hair growing is a cool visual indicator of her transformation away from Hina‘s appearance progressing quickly now that were in the final chapters. I can only hope Yuuma is going to trick the not-Hina with his...

Compared to other moms’ reactions, this story mom barely batted an eye when her daughter repeatedly mentioned the dead father. After the last panel, she probably calmly got the shovel out again. I wonder if the father could only utter “Here” because she hit him with the shovel and gave him a...

This story was so modern and paced so quickly, it didn’t have much fear/tension for me. There’s more tension in the opening panels for me. Yuuma’s room is completely fixed, poster and all, not-Hina is humming and tidying away, while Yuuma sweats bullets trying to think of what to do. Just like...