It's a way for her to (yet again) justify putting off conscious acceptance of their relationship's actual reality, a trait of hers Kouhei is exceedingly aware of, something he's been dread to push back against for fear of making her either uncomfortable with him or feel pressured into maturing too quickly (hence his frantic attempt to walk it back). The constantly increasing level of mental gymnastics he has to perform in service of these worries seems to be breaking his brain more than just a little.Very cute to see them happy again but I dont get it, im quite lost with how "not yet" goes to her conclusion "childhood frens closer than a couple". thanks for the chapter.
More than a married couple, but just childhood friends. Or something.Oh wise ones please tell me I'm not the only one that thinks this is somehow related to marriage.
Are you referencing "More Than Lovers, Less Than Friends"?More than a married couple, but just childhood friends. Or something.
Nah, the other one.Are you referencing "More Than Lovers, Less Than Friends"?
Oooooh, I haven't touched that series in years.Nah, the other one.
What other oneNah, the other one.