Ah, you’re right

Missed it because he’s not as bothered as before.
Wonder why though. Previously it’s obviously stress rather than physical problem. Thought it’s women who are more commonly losing appetite after switching to child raising mode.
On the ambiguity, what I mean is the using of that ambiguity is different.
For example, in Aitsu no Kanojo, the attempt is to create a mystery. There’s no denying there’s something, but what. I think in this case, it’s to keep guessing the information we don’t know.
Meanwhile in this one is more on creating an anxiety. Did she do it, or is it just overthinking. It leaves an uncertainty and room to want to trust Chinami rather than being quick to accuse.
That’s where I think the approach is different, both are concealing information/keeping ambiguity, but try to use it for achieving different purpose. Thus, for me at least, pulling the rug in this situation doesn’t matter much because either way is expectable.
One of the recent hint is on how Chinami seems to know the place when their son need to go to toilet.
She never went there with Fumiya before. She could have gone there before with her cheating partner. Or, she could also just go there alone or with her friend.
Such a waste though that he doesn’t show Fumiya getting anxious about the fact Chinami had also been paired with someone genetically compatible.