Oh, I don't make translation errors.
- Wait, did he just say out loud that he loves her? Seems like a translation error with the lack of reactions from Akutsu
If you say so. I might've to reread it just in case I missed that.Oh, I don't make translation errors.
But for a serious answer, 1) Riko and Reiko are too busy arguing with each other to notice what the guys are talking about, and 2) If you want to get all lawyer-y about it, he never said (in English or Japanese) that he loves her. He said a) She's important to him, and b) He'd never act that way with someone he loved, but he never said that she was the one he loved.
The bed might be narrow, but if the ceiling is high enough...Oh yeah and get a bigger bed. Two people in a twin bed is not fun.
Riko's parents have to have some sort of permanent/surgical contraception going on, or else the titular Akutsu girl would have enough siblings to fill out a sportsball team.Vasectomy?
[Said in the distinct whispering narration of Sir David Attenborough's nature programs.]There are many forms of combat to display dominance in the natural world but none compares to the form used by the alpha Akutsu and her upstart daughter, the resulting "bounce" sfx so loud that it hides the conversation of the awed males from the competing females' ears. Having retained her position as alpha, the female then immediately claims her mate, forcing the youngsters to flee. Truly it such a magnificent display that, regardless of who is victorious, the audience also wins.
Abe-san would be proud.Seriously, her parents could solve the birth rate problem all by themselves.
There are surgical procedures that can ba done if you decide to stop having children...Again I ask, how on Earth is Reiko an only child? It does not make any sense!