@WhisCalifa69 There's so much salt here that I'm surprised nobody's been diagnosed with kidney failure yet.
Kazuya has few options left, so it's understandable what he's trying to do. What's wrong with people nowadays...
Ah, the good old "grass is greener on the other side" syndrome...
It's what led a lot of relationships to failure. Wondering if you "made the right choice". Thing is, there will always be something better. But should you go search for it, or be happy and grateful with what you have?
@Tamerlane
I agree, I'd like to see Yuri's perspective post-fallout to see what she is really thinking. Especially since Souta finally "left" school like she wished he did. She might be redeemed if the scenario you described would occur. But she still has beliefs about controlling people that...
@TheRedSpy21 Dude, I have no freaking clue what you were saying. Then I imagined a Scottish accent while reading it again. Even though I'm not sure what you said, it definitely made my day lol.
That feeling of powerlessness really hurts, I really feel for him. And I fear what the mom will do more than the classmates will do. If she knows what happened and really lost hope, then I wonder if he'll even get through the day alive...
Even though it's partly Souta's fault, he really doesn't...
I liked this chapter. I can see that Kazuya has grown and has a good understanding of the situation he's in. He's definitely not dense.
Also, Sumi talked and wanted to help out as friends. I'm happy to see that too. Things seem to be improving now.