Misoshiru de Kanpai! - Vol. 14 Ch. 79 - Cut From The Same Cloth

[MangaDex]

 

[Knerro]

Thank you for the translation

 

[Darklight99]

It's almost over now. It's been so long

 

[coyote_vdb]

Thanks for the translation.

 

[moneng85]

How is there ninja cutting onions in my basement?

 

[yueria]

Wdf the ending is coming? My cute miso facts!

 

[newitch]

Can't believe the story is going to end. Feels like the chapters are still slow and sweet just like always

 

[Baxkill]

 

[Castane]

Final volume already
I already read the ending but I wish it continued forever...

Make Zen's dad wish come true, make a manga where they are cute grandparents

 

[perceptiveperceval]

Cinema

 

[Flame-2-Haze]

They didn't even deny the 'grandma and grandpa together' part.

 

[Siddy00]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[Hicleric]

Final lap is gonna be good, lemme just refresh this box of Kleenex first

 

[Mitsu13]

Crying. Also having a mixed feeling that we are in the final volume, never thought will see it. Thank you for continuing the translation

I feel bad that she wrote a letter tor Zen but not for her husband

It’s a difficult question. Should we tell the patient when it’s almost the end of their time or let them spend the rest or their time blissfully no idea? For me I didn’t tell my mom and I still think it’s the correct decision

 

[Kaarme]

I feel bad that she wrote a letter tor Zen but not for her husband

That sounds like a bad idea. After the mom died, it was the time for the dad to start to get over it. To let time heal the wounds. A "new" letter from the wife, who's never going to come back, wouldn't it only open the old wounds? The mom would have also needed to consider the possibility the dad could eventually get remarried, in which case such a letter might have been unnecessary also otherwise. It's a totally different thing for Zen, who was a little child back then. Only now when he's suitably older and mature, would the letter actually be appropriately received and understood by him.

Not that I'd have been in such a situation, but that's how I see it.

 

[Curccoll]

Damn, this feels train knows no brakes

 

[Colomopri]

EVEN IF THIS CONTINUES UNTIL THEY BOTH OLD, I'LL STILL READ THIS. THANK YOU FOR THE ONIONS!!

 

[friendly]

Man. What a sweet scene... it feels a lot like we've seen our kiddo go from just kind of living from day to day, to being able to face up to sad things in his life. What happened. How much of it was nobody's fault. Certainly not his.

He was just a kid who lost his mom. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[Gu7]

Not the back to back gut punch
i can't take it !

 

[ysil69]

Crying. Also having a mixed feeling that we are in the final volume, never thought will see it. Thank you for continuing the translation

I feel bad that she wrote a letter tor Zen but not for her husband

It’s a difficult question. Should we tell the patient when it’s almost the end of their time or let them spend the rest or their time blissfully no idea? For me I didn’t tell my mom and I still think it’s the correct decision

She might have and just gave it him. He was an adult, Zens still a child. They were holding on to it until he was "ready" for it.