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The portrayal of someone who stans in this story actually has some interesting things to say. She says specifically that she "loves without expecting to be loved back", which you could really apply to being a stan of anything. You know, going in, that you'll probably never get the attention of...

I knew it, called it like 15 chapters ago. Hades is the total opposite of a tsundere. He acts all cocky and confident when they're together, but the moment he's alone he's blushing like crazy. He's covering how shy he is with a fake it till you make it attitude.

Thanks redrawers! And thanks to everyone involved in translating. "Good job" "You must not have talked to the countess yet" "Oh no I did. Good job" They're already a wonderful family and the marriage hasn't even happened.

Man, the first part of the chapter brought out some tears. Just telling the poor child that he could be an actual kid, for once, was so bittersweet. Little boy finally has a great mother. The countess done messed up.

That was everything that I wanted and more. I can only pray that she makes good on her promise, and tears the disgusting countess to shreds.

I really didn't expect this story to have such a serious reason for her stanning, especially of Abel. I liked the translator's explanation of how her behavior was abnormal, even in a different culture. Turns out the poor girl just wanted someone to love, and to love her. She's picked a nice...

Surprised the arrogant duke is wondering what she fell in love with about him. He usually seems pretty full of himself. I'm looking forward to seeing what she tries to sway the countess with.

The things they were all thinking while imagining her face had me dying of laughter. Maybe the rice on her shirt is intentional.

Man, this is the most wholesome, heartwarming shit ever. She's just so genuinely nice and now everyone is learning it, and he's so happy for her.

Well, she ended up having a goal after all.

Come for the cute girls, stay for the existential dread.

It isn't too serious, but that black haired chick is flirting with death at this rate. It's like she has a talent for destroying the mood. Also I saw that "Just kidding...unless?" typesetters. Don't think I didn't.

Ok, storming out of the conversation to sulk is ridiculously immature. I'm assuming they're middle schoolers or young highschoolers, so I actually think it's realistic, but jesus man.

@sumfahg dang, the guy has some dedication. It shows though, this manga has incredible quality in basically every aspect.

OK screw the female lead, this is the main couple for me now. Though there's a nonzero chance that this manga will break our hearts again and Kaori will tell him she just wants to be friends, though that is EXTREMELY unlikely if she's asking him to call her in the middle of the night, and they...

@HxHexa thanks, that makes sense. That works well with the info we got at the debutante as well, where Edward was praised for geting more children who passed, but told to be more strict on them as well. I didn't word that well, but with what you said it seems they care more about the volume of...

Thanks for translating! This is one of my favorite mangas, period, and I seriously appreciate you working on it. The extra info on what Kate and John were doing during the ol' switcheroo was pretty helpful, actually. The author seriously cares about everything making sense.

That plan was legitimately good, and the action was amazing. I never saw the ol' switcheroo coming. It's sad what is going to happen to Maryrose and Rosemary, but inevitable, and they truly did do some horrible things and made a lot of innocent people suffer. Though I have little sympathy for...

And as usual, Emilyko's secret bread saves the day. I might start caring bread around in my pockets, it's come in very handy for them.

"The negative evaluation a manager receives is insignificant" - is this a typo? Or is it the case that the adults really don't care if more adults are made or not?