The Dangers in My Heart - Vol. 2 Ch. 30.3 - Extra Chapter 26 - You Can't Speak Honestly When we Look at Each Other

[Keansor]

Well, considering your actions in the elevator, it's only fair.

 

[Grimmery]

Cute.

 

[Big_Boss]

GOT 'EM!

 

[BaGamman]

Just fuck already.

 

[alannondarklord]

That last panel is exactly what happens when you startle a cat.

 

[elipo]

you know my comment on the first chapter? yeah, fuck my past self, that shit is wholesome

 

[Jayzee]

this is cute

 

[calmbreez]

///////WHOOOSH

 

[Namek250703]

This manga is so good there's progress even in extra chapters.

 

[Finx007]

ZWOOM

 

[Eeto]

Like the author has said, they're both cats.

 

[Diamondmya25]

man is like a ninja 😂

 

[Tatherwood]

Self-destructing Critical Hit. Niiiice 😂

 

[etriuswimbleton]

Its cute but...Am I the only one questioning how Ichikawa just approached her like that? How is "seeing her properly" equivalent to getting up in her face. Ichikawa somehow didnt hesitate to take a seat and put up his face towards her as if going for a kiss. He was strangely bold here. too bold I must say.

 

[andrybak]

Which of the following best describes why MC can't look her in the eye?
A) He has crippling autism
B) He is an idiot in love
C) She's so goddamn adorable that he can't take it
D) ALL OF THE ABOVE

E) Ichikawa's self-esteem is so low, he thinks that prolonged eye contact would be an affront to Yamada. Even after she explicitly indicates that she wants more eye contact from him. He doesn't allow himself to believe that such a close relationship between them is possible.

Its cute but...Am I the only one questioning how Ichikawa just approached her like that? How is "seeing her properly" equivalent to getting up in her face. Ichikawa somehow didnt hesitate to take a seat and put up his face towards her as if going for a kiss. He was strangely bold here. too bold I must say.

Yeah, I was wondering about it as well. This short extra is shown almost from Yamada's point of view, kind of. There's zero internal monologue from Ichikawa, which is usual for their library conversations.