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Ah, lesbians.

Lesbians cursed to never be on the same team as each other.

She's clearly been in love with Hana from the start. For example, when she's smashed in chapter 8, she tries to kiss Hana or, in chapter 11, she gets jealous of the cats at the cat cafe over Hana. We also get insight into how she fell in love. We see her meeting Hana where she was struck by how...

Sure it was. She knew who she was with the whole time.

Sesbian lex.

Inductive reasoning.

This is a romance between two girls. That's not a straight romance.

Hana was never good at pretending to be her brother. She's always just been acting like Hana with a flimsy mask that she could feel through with ease. She had already faced that Hana's brother had died. Hana helped her not fall into despair over this. But now she's losing Hana also.

Like, she called Hana by name just last chapter and she talked about the things that Hana did that her brother didn't which she cared about and appreciated and needed to delude herself into believing the two were the same because it was obvious the whole time to her that she wasn't continuing...

The title is officially entirely obsolete!

Even among humans, not every romantic relationship is exclusive. Presumably, non-monogamy is even more common among succubi.

.......The ex-gf definitely isn't fully human, right?

None of her actions seem to account for a loop and she's consistently surprised by things, so not very likely.

This year she goes with her girlfriend.

We don't think she'd do that. She wants Granita to fall in love with her, not to be forced to love her. This would probably horrify her and would not explain the recursion.

We're going to bet that her mom-ghost-curse simply can't read her mind and sense her emotions so she can get away with liking Sherbet so long as she never expresses it or pursues a close relationship with Sherbet, so long as it stays stuck inside her head.

Poor Sherbet... :<

Usui Shio toxic yuri arc.

Yeah. Their mass is likely proportional to surface area, not volume, so rising as a square of their length, not cube, making this fairly reasonable.

Zugzwanged.