Aoyama Tsukiko desu! - Vol. 3 Ch. 11

[MangaDex]

 

[imtaciturn]

T-T

thank you for the translation.

 

[forgettingforgetting]

dang this is so heartbreaking but what can you do

thanks so much for the translation!

 

[nehnehneji]

Oh snap only one chapter left!?
Thank you for picking this up and releasing these chapters <3

 

[princeGhirahim]

thanks for the updates!

 

[victoriareadsmanga]

Thank you so much for translating!

 

[Hacete]

I feel sorry for her mother, but I doubt that she will gain back her memories now.
To drag it, the story never made it very important for her memory to be a crucial point of the current relationship. Yeah, many were related with it but only for that moments only, like how her mother mentions this now of all the time.
I totally believe that the story doesn't need to conclude a return of memory, to have a good ending.

 

[PsychoTheRabbit]

Im sorry, but i cant feel bad for her mother. Doesnt matter if she cant remember, she is still her daughter. A loving parent would never react this way. Only a yr was enough for her mother turn her into a stranger. Ive said the same at the beginning when 1st saw her mother disgust, if she recovers her memory now the recent memory of her mother treating her so bad would still be there too.

 

[pcawesome0]

This chapter is just pain. So much pain. I understand where the mother is coming from but that doesn’t excuse her horrid behavior towards her daughter.

 

[sakurabonx3]

Yeah I also can't forgive the mother.. Precisely if your daughter can't remember you nor has any past memories, you don't avoid her and alienate her but be there for her and make more memories. What she did was so selfish and conceited if her, not even actually caring nor thinking of her daughter's wellbeing. If you're truly worried about her, then you would care for her even more and not make her doubt it. No wonder Tsukiko separated her identity from her pre and after memory loss, because you treated her exactly like that that she doesn't want to associate herself with how you treated her like a complete stranger after her memory loss. She's your daughter, whether she has memories of you nor not.