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Something I find interesting that is never directly acknowledged even in the novels (to my knowledge, anyways) is the fact that Michiko Abarato's accounting of her husband's disappearance included the detail of a single child's shoe on the balcony pointing inwards towards the room. Considering...

I've read Otherside Picnic enough times to know where these two are going to end up... how about some Imoni... Jokes aside, thank you for the chapter!

Ah, this timeloop character beat never gets old. Get 'em, girl. Snap completely, go off, go stupid, go crazy, you love to see it~ Thank you for the chapter!!

Yay, Mayoiga time :D happy to see their cute outfits in the manga. Also, gotta love how drawing a borzoi exactly how it looks IRL makes it seem like an otherside creature...

LOVING the in-depth analysis and theory-crafting. You formatted and presented that quite well, was a delight to read. Thank you for your work!!!

Oh, are they? I wasn't quite sure. I think their age does matter a bit due to how it's immaturity/inexperience taking center stage; the context feels important for a story like this. Thanks for the correction! But yeah, fully agreed, it doesn't make a difference to the overall observation...

I'd say it's an emotional toxic situation potentially but you're dead on, none of them are bad people DESPITE hurting each other and constantly overstepping emotional boundaries and not communicating and making decisions for the other and -- it's all a bit real, no? They're just kids. I...

Absolutely beautiful. I can't thank y'all enough for giving us the chance to read this. Once again, I find myself wholly overwhelmed by how raw the emotions in this feel. I could ramble for a thousand more words — but I won't. Everyone who read it already knows them all. So instead I'll simply...

Ah, nothing brightens my day like sitting down to read one of these. Thank you for your work as always — getting to see the journey of these two through their world is wonderful.

Thanks for the huge translation batch! I didn't mind the rougher quality all that much, appreciate the work! Was nice to read this all at once. Anyways, to be honest, I didn't mind the ending all that much. Y'all are right in that this felt like it had a lot more potential than it realized —...

This makes my heart feel so full

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. From the very start, I felt the pulse of what this series had to say, and every bit of it was paid off. The understanding of people in this way, how one person leaves a piece of themselves in everybody they impact, how every piece is unique... how every person...

Oh, I'm so proud of her. It's important to make plans like that when life feels fragile. Having something to look forward to will be so good for her. Thank you so much for the translation, as always <3

I wouldn't worry so much, everyone. It hurts, but I think this story is about moving on — or, rather, moving forward. She needs this pain, so she may live again. I'm still gonna sniffle every chapter, but still. I believe in her. Every step she's made so far has been her getting better. She's...

So sweet... I really feel for them all, agh. Sakura would be so happy if she knew all those people she met, all those different relationships she formed, were becoming threads that connected to her partner that let her get by. She really did leave a mark, on everyone, and it really is mattering...

Gods, I love this work. The way she is matter-of-factly honest with herself while still fully letting her coping strategy carry her along feels so very real. To me, that honesty makes that scene with the kid hit even harder. It really colors what made her ask the question. She was aware that...

This is a gorgeous story. Coping with loss is always so personal; this is something I can see myself doing, almost. Every time I read an update it makes me cry, thinking about my own girlfriend and how much I love her... and I always tell her just that immediately after. What a beautiful work...

steve harvey voice "YES...! KIIIILLLLL!"

This series has shaped up to be one of the most painful things I've ever read. I feel almost like I was tricked at the outset, in a way that elevates the story far beyond what it would have been otherwise. I failed out of college, and have been doing part time things to survive. I've spent a...