Haru to Midori - Vol. 3 Ch. 13.2

[MangaDex]

 

[FireFox]

Still can't say it. Yet it's good that girl wants to stay.

 

[Xari]

Daily dose of fuck I'm angry. Hope this gets resolved soon, I'm too invested into the characters to be fine with longer drama.

 

[Midoriha]

Aaaaaah say it already!

 

[amassu]

You useless lesbian, say it!!

 

[icekatze]

Midori really is a good girl, Haru. So please be gentle with your little sister's heart, okay?

 

[Serenata]

When her friend made her realize what she was really feeling lol <3 that was soooooooo tender

 

[voidox]

i honestly really hate the "can't communicate" trope of manga.... ugh, just freaking say it -_-

 

[MoonlightwolfchanX]

Just say it, please! Tell her how you really feel!

 

[dasu-kun]

Needed to say this. That las panel, Haru is as tall as Midori, at the first chapter you can see a height difference. It is cute to see this.

And, back to the drama, at least Haru knows Midori wouldn´t say what she wants to say, BUT knows both feel the same. ;-;

I really love this manga.

 

[daijiobu]

I know she's just timid, but this is a great chance for her to break her shell and evolve her character! JUST SAY IT!

 

[elefantine97]

nice and clean

 

[nims]

C’mon Midori just SAY IT

 

[Zeralyos]

It's interesting to see some people assuming that the drama is continuing while I feel like Haru is starting to understand how Midori feels without needing her to vocalize it.

 

[exile650]

Haru has the patience of a saint

 

[suchtla]

She's gonna tease her into saying what she wants to hear.

 

[Pyoro]

Don't force kids to call someone "father" when they aren't feeling that way. Nobody's entitled to that.

Unless you are doing some sort of kinky BDSM roleplay thing of course.

 

[Romanaire]

Well, I have to say that sadly I really can relate to Midori in this situation. It's the first time I believe the "can't comunicate" cliché. Sometimes expresing what you really want and feel can put you in a position of vulnerability. It's really hard to deal with the idea of being rejected, specially if we talk about Midori who has low self-steem. On the other hand it's understandable that Haru wants Midori to tell her that she wants both to stay together. Everyone needs to feel loved sometimes and Haru doesn't really have that in anyone right now. Both of them can help each other in this, but, the way I see it, it's up to Midori to speak up.