Futago Matomete "Kanojo" ni Shinai? - Vol. 3 Ch. 11 - Will you love me...?

[Johndonald]

this is for those who asked for a complete chapter

I think you can just delete the seperate parts one

 

[shae_]

I think you can just delete the seperate parts one

I was going to suggest it, but that would make it so the comments are gone.

 

[98Mikoto]

Then it didn't need a combined upload...

 

[Lex79]

So I'm assuming the confession was real but she didn't have the ciuragecto correct Sakuto's misunderstanding. Well, too bad for her, it's too late now.

 

[cokelemon]

All 3 of them got perfect scores, now nobody can use grades as an excuse to oppose their relationship

 

[FlaminSarge]

I was going to suggest it, but that would make it so the comments are gone.

I think the comments section stays accessible, so if you were to save the links to those comments sections in this thread, then all would still be available even after deletion.

 

[Pilomotor]

I think the comments section stays accessible, so if you were to save the links to those comments sections in this thread, then all would still be available even after deletion.

Sounds like a plan.
comments for 11.1
comments for 11.2
Rickroll, just because I can
technically not a Rickroll

 

[wallsg]

They show a foot peeking out from around the corner, and Yuzuki isn't blushing or happy looking when she confesses.

So either it was a dare, or it was her friends peeping and he misunderstood. The latter seems less likely because they establish other girls don't like him. Guess we'll see later.

In my notes I have that he was mistaken that it was a dare/penalty game confession but I think that may have came from an LN spoiler.

 

[Kalbiaczek]

A childhood friend who left because of the influence of another. Fuck that bitch hahahahahahaha childhood friends are top 1 in my character type list but when they are like this I have no remorse fuck that bitch. The fact that mc got himself two girlfriends is still weird to me cuz they think of it so casually it's actually concerning but it's better than a treacherous childhood friend