It's done a good job of it too, shifting perspectives, adding context through dialogue and active scene. She's really used the 4 pages well recently to build this tension while not having chapters bogged down with a shift in the typical mood. Everyone is behaving like normal but also not like normal and the ways they act slightly different reveals what they're currently struggling with. It's been great.
You mentioned the focus on Aya, the new friend and of course Mitsuki, already. We've learned so much about the current lay of the land while still leaving mysteries to solve later. Most importantly, there's so much potential for what comes next. It's not following the standard arc structure of most yuri manga and that's been exciting to follow. I actually think this has been some of her best stuff and is one of those series where things improved once they got together. I guess if you're just in it for fluff, you'll feel differently but the writing, fluff or not, has been good. Haven't been this interested in the series in a long time.
my interest is peaked and all it took was an April Fools Joke
