Lies of the Sheriff Evans: Dead or Love - Vol. 13 Ch. 157 - The Sheriff Doesn't Respond to Letters with Letters

[MangaDex]

 

[Levankua]

Evan's getting sharp about oakley. The two of them need to make it official!

 

[Remixman87]

Oakley's expressions throughout the letter are 11/10!

 

[Jackist]

Why is recognizing someone's hand writing gross?

 

[Jackist]

Evan's should of shot her while he had the chance...

 

[banjomarx]

JUST GET MARRIED ALREADY DAMN YOU TWO!

 

[moblinsecret]

Ok now this is lovely, Evans being in tune enough to sense it was Oakley's PS

 

[AnotherDuck]

But it's not gross being able to distinguish handwriting?

"Oakley did not say that."

But she would, if she dared.

Mission succeeded successfully. Wait, what? She asked a question covertly, he understood it perfectly, and responded in a way that she understood the message he wanted to tell her. That's all kinds of illegal.

This is the best letter-reading chapter ever.

 

[RanmaChaos]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Roxy377]

Big brain move by oakley, but evans has a even bigger brain

 

[kuma]

evans starting to see oakley tactics. now if only he can see oakley feelings.

 

[Swagner]

Oakley's playing 4D chess over here!

 

[Extreme-Tactician]

Ahahaha. Oh man, it's funny how the internal voice kept switching between Sandra and Oakley. I guess that happens when the writing and words don't match. It didn't help that Sandra and Oakley had a lengthy conversation. They even managed to transcribe their conversation somehow. I'm glad Evans' ending remark helped Oakley understand she has a chance at being Evans' romantic target!

Why is recognizing someone's hand writing gross?

But it's not gross being able to distinguish handwriting?

In the West, it could be. After all, why would you spend your time reading handwritten stuff?

 

[AnotherDuck]

In the West, it could be. After all, why would you spend your time reading handwritten stuff?

As opposed to reading what? Handwritten stuff was normal back then, and as someone who grew up with that, learning someone's handwriting isn't exactly hard or unusual, especially if it's someone you read stuff by. She's obviously given him written notes or paperwork or something for him to learn her handwriting, and considering how much they've interacted, it's probably not an insignificant amount.

 

[Extreme-Tactician]

As opposed to reading what? Handwritten stuff was normal back then, and as someone who grew up with that, learning someone's handwriting isn't exactly hard or unusual, especially if it's someone you read stuff by. She's obviously given him written notes or paperwork or something for him to learn her handwriting, and considering how much they've interacted, it's probably not an insignificant amount.

Books? Magazines?

 

[AnotherDuck]

Books? Magazines?

I'm talking about normal people write, not what publishers print.

 

[Extreme-Tactician]

I'm talking about normal people write, not what publishers print.

yeah
so people usually wouldn't be reading letters and stuff
unless of course, they liked the handwriting.

 

[AnotherDuck]

so people usually wouldn't be reading letters and stuff
unless of course, they liked the handwriting.

Yeah, because we all know they have secretaries to read the letters for them.

 

[Extreme-Tactician]

Yeah, because we all know they have secretaries to read the letters for them.

We haven't seen Ted in some time you know? Maybe he's been the one reading the letters all this time.