Ashita, Watashi wa Dareka no Kanojo - Vol. 1 Ch. 4

[Babiapalah]

B*tch you messed up big in ur life !
joke aside, i hope cherry boy find his happiness ...
or don''t tell me he will hook up with the friend?

 

[cionne]

I actually like how this progressed. It reminds me of "Kuzu no Honkai" or the "Deep Love - Ayu no Monogatari" series. Given her past circumstances, I didn't expect the girl to change so easily, and in reality, not everyone can end up happy. What did the guy expect, honestly? I'm looking forward to the next volume.

 

[Ryo90]

This girl is a total stubborn bitch

 

[sighoon]

Now if only Kazuya's story in Kanojo, Okarishimasu could have an ending similar to this.

 

[GTX1080Ti]

And thats how the tale of Souta came to an end. I feel like the dude rushed too much instead of starting as friends to the point where Yuki would hang out with him regardless of money. That would probably have been a "good ending" to it.

Now excuse me while I read some fluff to calm my nerves.

 

[HSuke]

It reminds me of "Kuzu no Honkai" or the "Deep Love - Ayu no Monogatari" series

Wow, someone who read Deep Love - Ayu no Monogatari. That's a great series ... albeit very sad.

 

[Beinmote9z]

Ohh, well that was expected and also wasn't expecting that,

RIP

 

[KazeFenrir]

Kind of a lot to dump on someone on your third date. I mean you're asking for someone who's had a lifetime of events to suddenly risk it all for some random dude. A dude who couldn't even get a date in the first place, and let's his friends walk all over him.
He doesn't know her and really didn't ask much. Feels like he was just in love with the beginnings of an image.
Maybe he should've been okay with getting to know her over the dates. He puts up the money and risks no long term reward. In return he gets a chance to really know her and open up to her himself.

 

[WJ_PK]

Yeah, this seems to be the way things should be. If it had a happy end, I wouldn't be happy at all. It wouldn't feel right at all. Yeah, she could've changed her life by being with the guy, but would there be any guarantees? No.
She'll continue to be unfulfilled, probably. I can't blame her. If one day she somehow becomes happy, good for her.
But I doubt it.

 

[zevenate]

Maybe he should've been okay with getting to know her over the dates.

There's no way for him to get to know her during a compensated date. He knows that, which is why he did what he did, though confessing his love might have been a bit much. But she was too guarded to trust him and that was that.

Yeah, this seems to be the way things should be. If it had a happy end, I wouldn't be happy at all. It wouldn't feel right at all.

I agree. She's a very emotionally stunted character and it'd be unrealistic for her to warm to someone else so quickly, especially when she met him in the context of a paid service. And, from her perspective (even if the reader is suggested otherwise), she has no reason to trust him, particularly having heard her friend's experience.

 

[LilBurglar]

She aint fo ya cuh

 

[KazeFenrir]

There's no way for him to get to know her during a compensated date. He knows that, which is why he did what he did, though confessing his love might have been a bit much. But she was too guarded to trust him and that was that.

He can't both know getting to know her during a compensated date wouldn't work, but also NOT know that a confession on a third date was "a bit much".
That's just working backwards from a justification and contradictory.
Obviously she's guarded, she's supposed to be in that situation. A third date confession like that is going to make most women, even in a normal situation, even more so.
Like I said, he doesn't really KNOW her to be moving this fast in any scenario.

 

[zevenate]

He can't both know getting to know her during a compensated date wouldn't work, but also NOT know that a confession on a third date was "a bit much".
That's just working backwards from a justification and contradictory.
Obviously she's guarded, she's supposed to be in that situation. A third date confession like that is going to make most women, even in a normal situation, even more so.
Like I said, he doesn't really KNOW her to be moving this fast in any scenario.

It's certainly cognitive dissonance on his part, fueled by the fact that he is attracted to her and has underdeveloped romantic skills. That he confessed so zealously was also a product of desperation on his part. I'm not saying that she shouldn't have been guarded, just that there's an ironic tragedy to the situation when we are shown that he became (and so would likely have been to her) a good partner.