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The Related tab, specifically the Chapter 14 flashback, gives us insight into how bad it was. It wasn't just a bit of teasing, slap, or punch. It was outright sexual assault.

You mean the guy dropping the envelope? He's likely not Clover, given he seems surprised at the similarity in appearance. But, it's also possible that it's Yosuha's father. I'm not buying her brother being Clover.

Hasegawa feels like an amalgam of Rei's fan base. We're definitely not supposed to like her yet. Unlike the fan base, though, she seems to be the only one that thinks that Tohno not being in a relationship is what's holding back Rei from dating anyone. So, she's actively supporting Tohno and...

I dunno. Her mouth is a bit too small. Exhibit C (for Canada):

Nakata didn't. S/he just picked up on the context clues that Shinji was trustworthy enough. Aneki called Shinji by name, and she didn't scream for help. So, yeah, just from the interactions alone. I agree, too. Shinji is not stepping into villain territory.

From the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English. past participle: from hide. Concealed; put out of view; secret; not known; mysterious. It was all of these things, and so given the title Hidden Dungeon. Just because it is now revealed (appeared out of nowhere)...

In this case, it seems reasonable. Or, for her to say she wants to get to know him better.

It's difficult to trust the reassurances of the enemy. We know Houjou isn't, but from Tohno's perspective, she's still a girl and, thus, potentially the enemy. He needs one of his male friends to reassure him. It'd probably be super powerful if somehow Houjou got Rei to provide Tohno's contact...

It's how visibly public this is compared to Asuma keeping it more discrete. Shame in private (even if it really isn't) is easier to bear.

Yeah. Investigating professional life is generally acceptable. Investigating personal life is generally unacceptable. It's most likely, as you said, she only wanted to know why her editor switched companies, even though she's keen on wanting to know more than that.

For the added intentional purpose of inflicting emotional damage on the daughters.

Alright, why does she call him a pervert in response to him saying he's free on the 24th?

In a story or two I've read, nii can also be used to refer to an uncle figure. But everywhere so far, Warrena refers to Ellie as his childhood friend --- not his childhood friend's daughter --- and Ellie says they were both kids that grew up together. So, I think it's fairly safe to say they're...

At this point, they're all just roommates.

And no romance tag despite alluding to it in the summary.

Those crying men saying they said just one thing...didn't actually say just one innocent little thing. HR doesn't take employees to task because they said "I like what you did with your hair", or because they asked them out. Generally, such things should be avoided among coworkers anyway, but...

Almost all of this adheres to none of the mores we have in the US. These are just your individual preferences. I've worked multiple customer service roles. What we saw here is fine, especially when it's closer to the end of the interaction. These interactions are only awkward if you let them...

Concerningly so. I'm the same height for me. In high school, I weighed about 72 kg (160 Lbs.), and I was scrawny.

Correct and correct. "Kinda" is an informal contraction of "kind of". One would use one or the other....not both. It'd be awkward to say "kinda a ditz" because of the successive "ah" sounds. Most people would say "kind of a ditz".

They are planning their first date after she accidentally asked him out in the last chapter.