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I don't read shoujo as much as other genres, but they have some sort of aesthetic/style I think I can recognise. It feels neat when I read yuri.

Uncle Nick and Aunt Joy: we're such awful guardians :haa: Then there's literally Amy's mom who tried killing her kid: :huh:

I feel like I’m reading a shoujo manga, how nostalgic

Aah author drew them in a prom setting before!

Lmao momose has two left feet on the cover, no wonder she struggles with sports

I can’t believe we’re getting 1-3 dialogue lines a week lol

OH This mirrors when Sumika saw Kanoko cry and what made her wanted to support Kanoko. It was also the first time Kanoko allowed herself to appear vulnerable in front of someone else Sumika tries so hard to put others' need before her own, it's only a matter of time before she starts falling...

Tbf, don’t forget that the author is (afaik) korean

Bisexual panic

ngl this is shaping up to be a pretty decent psychological thriller even worse is that it involves children characters, bc at that age they feel even more helpless, isolated, and tend to lack credibility and understanding from adults around them

I can’t recall, does anyone know if she’s referring to a specific moment?

THEY WERE SO CLOSE TO FUCKING IN CHURCH

That's it. That's the whole plot. Colin also said/asked something about why she isn't with her grandma. I'm assuming that means she would have wanted to be? We're only getting a glimpse of what happened from the way she understands it as a child. I'm thinking that she doesn't understand the...

Idk if the translation group checks the comments but just in case:

Amy is really giving me Bloom into You vibes. The taboo of romance bc of unresolved trauma, and the brilliant introspection from Yuu The mentality/condition of "don't ever change, don't ever fall in love with me"

do you mean ch43-44? Idk if you meant it literally but I can't find it :wtf:

Lmao Koga painted and dried her nails so quick