Pretty sure he realized in chapter 4What a message hahah... it was always going to have to come out someday.
People here saying she's a dark wingwomen, but is she not just looking out for her friend? As she mentioned in her message, she didn't want Ritsuki or him to get hurt.
It’d always had that 3-4 vol feel from the very beginning to meThis manga feels fast/rushed in some weird ways. Had that feeling since the first chapter when they just immediately becomes friends comfortable with each other rather than it taking a few chapters to reach that stage. Perhaps the reveal will be faster than expected as well. To be honest, I think I would have preferred if the pace was a little closer to the very early parts Komi-san can't communicate.
It’d always had that 3-4 vol feel from the very beginning to me
The consistent 40 page per chapter was the give away for me
That same chapter is already telling us what he will do.I'm tellin y'all he's known since they went on their date and he saw that billboard. He is probably pretending not to know because she hasn't said anything.
Though this text does throw a wrench in things. Will he probe her for full confirmation, or will he pull a rabbit out of the hat and surprise us all?
And he's stuck to that, but even he knows eventually it will come to light, hence why he says as little as possible. She wants to be able to live a normal life, and he's been doing his best to ensure she does, at least around him.That same chapter is already telling us what he will do.
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She doesnt know the girl and just met him and then just assumes that its both the same girl and shes right about her not having a sister and its some elaborate lie to screw the MC somehow?Yeah, this is kind of throwing me. People are freaking out but really she's not doing anything too shady or ovelry-aggressive. She doesn't want Ritsuki to get hurt by association with Waku if something bad were to happen to Waku that made him depressed/withdraw again or whatever. And she has her suspicions that Oura is lying (which she is) and points it out with concern that it could have a deeper impact than it seems on the surface (which it does, just not in the way that she thinks).
It's a move that has a definite bad outcome on the table, but it's not like she's doing it maliciously. It's a well-meaning gesture that just has greater impact than she realizes because she doesn't know why the Akarin lie exists or that Oura values her friendship with Waku entirely because he's the first person who's been nice to her now without just wanting to get closer to Akarin.