A Bride's Story - Vol. 13 Ch. 90 - Guests -Part 3-

[IldreenL]

I gotta confess the twins aren't my favorite, thaey are too self absorbed for my taste, still I really enjoyed thus chapter.
Thanks a lot for the translation!

 

[IrskUlvehund]

I worry.... dragging someone who might not swim into the sea? Hopefully there won't be a lot of strong currents and there'll be shallow water.

 

[VendettaCrypt]

Aaaahhhh... The pains, the joys and the sorrows of being caught up with the latest chapter. Listening to some rustic, and tribal soundtracks as you read through chapters immerses you in the scenery. And now the waiting game begins.

 

[Sternberg]

I always catch myself smiling after reading this, what a great manga

 

[Ghost_Bear]

Gosh I laughed too hard at the photograph part and how they got dressed up for it lol.

 

[lazyoldman]

Page 14...

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[SotiCoto]

The fuck they mean what is the desert?
They live on the edge of the fuckin desert, don't they?
And I thought Talas lived on the edge of the steppe... which isn't the same...

 

[Stellaxoxo]

"He can get married?!"
"He has livestock?!"

Bruh, no chill😂😂😂

 

[Stellaxoxo]

@Dagger it kind of looks like the footprint of a giant that got filled with water

 

[alacaelum]

@gmkgoat AWAKEN MY MASTERS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUhVCoTsBaM

 

[ColonelCrisp]

When the women were posing, I couldn't help but think of the Pillar Men theme.

 

[Jim_Heart]

Not really a fan Leyla and Leyli but love their combination with Talas.

 

[zabent]

Leyla and Leyli chapters are a nice break from the usual ones

 

[alacaelum]

I thought Talas gonna offers to help in the kitchen but I guessed to leave it to the host was the norm then.
Also those young husbands seemed to be the most bored, haha.

I think it could happen... but as she doesn't really know them, if she insisted too much, it could mean that she thinks they aren't doing their best in hospitality... which is easy to see it would be very rude.

I think she went there as the wife of the doctor, to simply extend her regards to the women of the house.

Don't know much about how the "etiquette" of hospitality was in that region, but despite being another culture... that type of thing has similarities in the whole world.