Don't Toy with Me, Nagatoro-san! - Vol. 8 Ch. 58 - Senpai... did you hear... what I said...?

[imitation]

For those who don't remember, her name was revealed in an early chapter.

It's Hayase.

 

[Goldreaver]

Drop dead easy!

 

[Simpleton]

@zekkendo

-
And I liked this chapter too. They were kinda even in power and they both clearly cared for each others. And neither can confess to it. XD

 

[ReaperCreeper]

I was expecting him to get busted from them trying to call her phone.

 

[mukiex]

@ReaperCreeper this, 100% this

 

[FredFriendly]

I gave up on this chapter when he crawled into the closet like the wimp that he is. What unimaginitive and clichéd storytelling.

 

[chrispower110]

Well he has something over her but wont really use it to his advantage.

 

[KazumiSangaku]

Huh, that was a twist, was not expecting him to be able to get away from that without the whole group finding him. Fully expected them to try sending something to her phone and it giving him away.

 

[TorNis]

lmao, that last picture is so meme worthy

 

[gregger]

GOTTA GO FAST

 

[Jebsu]

@ReaperCreeper I was expecting someone to make the student body president's body clean.

 

[burningknuckle]

Idiot. Should've shot her at the end by adding her first name.
"I have no idea what you're talking about... Haya."
Tease the teaser!!!

 

[Ryomi]

Don't know why, but i was kinda expecting the president to magically appear in that closet instead of him.

 

[blaqhawq]

 

[JL96]

Finally some fucking real progress

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Hnnnnghhh

 

[Ddog123]

Don't really appreciate the "Jump into a locker for literally no fuckin reason!" cliche, but I do appreciate the cuteness we got there. Plus it was pretty funny seeing Nagatoro so quick to act there

 

[tarrasqueSorcerer]

It's Hayase btw

 

[nightmoves17]

The old stuck in a locker cliche. Do Japanese students really do this shit? Good chapter, though.

 

[liquidsword]

@nightmoves17 I mean, it’s not just a Japanese anime/manga cliche. Obviously Japan isn’t the only one with lockers in their schools. And no, I don’t think students in Japan go around hiding in lockers, it’s just fiction.