panels in p.27 kind of feels redundant. possible friend and the student president both say "ok", for emphasis or effect that they both sympathized, they could have overlapped the bubbles, I wouldn't know if that would be more messy though, as in the fact that they would have stretch across their panel, but that's more of the editorials office's fault. the girl seems significant enough to be a recurrent character BUT her role seems so minor, without the bridge with the prez. it feels very lackluster for a first appearance. (also possible rival character bc she blushed, very ambiguous but a rival now would be a pitfall) for effect to show that possible friend isn't that sympathetic, they could've had the text bubbles jarred so that it wouldn't look like the same "feeling".
also I understand that this story isn't everyone cup of tea. but let alone previous chapters which go over rumors and small discussion on her general behavior, her female classmates have quiet down and they're only making snide remarks recently because her candidacy MAKES people notice her. more effects with the text bubble could've conveyed that better, mainly the passage of time/the severity of those words. I do think that it's ridiculous that didn't try to antagonize those girls: such as some inner monologue of what the journalist thought she was going to get, to only get annoyed. and it's ridiculous for mob behavior to just- dog pile in order to listen to a conversation. the lack of a antagonist including the protagonist themselves, makes this story a journey about growth but the dynamic is too weak for it, comedy some times get in the way of the stories pacing
it's not a favorite but I like this story because one) the FMC has difficulty understanding basic human interaction. tbh they should have a flashback exploring experiences that made her this way. she is aware and is as much of an optimist about herself that she is awkward and a little pessimistic about interacting with others, two) they dynamic makes it so that the president feels an undesirable guilt, his concern isn't love, that much seems to be true. but he's also shocked to exploring more of his character with this new interaction.
a lot of the story is lost among the lack of emphasis/urgency/severity that could be conveyed in just the panel shape or dynamic text bubbles