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This is my personal take (and just to be clear, English isn't my first language either), but "you've been looking troubled since this morning" sounds better - "been looking" implies the state of troubledness is still ongoing.

People are out here calling Kusunoki boring when it's been hinted at that there's stuff we don't know about (yet). The little tomboy said she changed severely between when they saw each other in elementary school for the last time and meeting again in high school. And it's been patently clear...

And she's got one more sister to go...

For something posted to Xitter, this is rather meta.

Half of these discs are just SonoHana...

Casting the subtext about the age gap aside... I felt that. Getting up in age is scary, especially when it comes to romance - and worse, being inexperienced in romance.

On the one hand, we knew they were going to get back together. On the other, the journey is (usually) more interesting than the destination and that journey was cut woefully short (yes, yes, this is an adaptation blah di blah di blah, there's certainly worse out there).

So she prattles on about "geniuses ruling over those beneath them", does fratbro-level hazing rites for new employees and steals someone else's work with just enough legal distinction to make it pass off as her own? Yup, she's your average tech CEO.

Nah, she's the mid-boss at most.

Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this balcony separator!

Oh boy, (tiger) mom drama incoming.

Lady in the streets. Freak in the sheets.

I mean, I talked about this before, but the Tokio/Chi relationship needs someone to push it forward, whether it's Tokio or Chi, but both parties here are in the same position as Seto and Toyoda were in the beginning of their respective relationship and that's stopping them from moving forward.

That would require him to actually start communicating rather than just hanging around in hope she notices something.

I mean, it's a timeskip epilogue. The majority of the story takes place in winter and this chapter is set in spring. Personally glad that it ended and that it ended like this. Shiika gets closure for herself and maybe the guilt she felt will fade over time. MC probably finally has the ability...

She didn't know though? To her, he was, depending on the situation, just another schoolmate she only saw from afar for awhile (she didn't know his name until chapter 5) or a co-worker she had some casual chats with. It wasn't until he gave her his name that she started putting two and two...

"In that case, I'm going to accompany you" Well, someone is jealous... :smug:

I think the point of faking the stream is really just them pushing the bullies into paranoia. They won't know it's fake unless they try and go to court over it but would it be worth it if you'd find out it's fake but still have to testify to the facts of the situation in a hearing? Like "Yes...

As someone who has gone through exposure therapy for trauma-induced trypanophobia (a result of a horrifying medical procedure when I was 5), I can say it helped (route for me was watching medical dramas to eventual proper exposure to syringes), but patients need to take their time and find their...

Calling him a "loser" feels like an understatement to me. I might have to go back and check on how earlier chapters portrayed his middle school life, but from my point of view, it seems to have been pretty darn bad. People also forget that the main relationship of the story is between two...