The best part is that they didn't get interrupted in the middle of things. Kudos to sensei back there.
@Redice That's still sounds pretty sad if she is indeed taking antidepressants, but definitely less sad than if it were medication for a potentially life-threatening disease.
The reason for insomnia has been featured to for the two MCs: one is maybe survivors guilt/anxiety of having young friend die and her living on; and the other is father is alcoholic and mother is gone and he has to fend for himself. In both cases they can’t really be “normal” youth.
Option 1. All the camp where slaughtered by a serial killer.
Option 2. They get isekaied to another world.
Option 3. Nobody notices their little affair.
@Redice
Didn't re-read everything, but maybe I understand what happened.
In chapter 3 Magari says that when younger she was frail and was often hospitalized. You may be right about her medication causing her insomnia, but what is that medication for? She may be better and stronger now, but she still needs medication.
Maybe that "auntie" from chapter 15 isn't really a blood related auntie.
Is very probable that her son was some kid she knew from her hospital days, maybe with the same disease. She survived, he didn't, and Magari keeps visiting her house out of consideration for their friendship.
that was fantastic. i would love to look up at the stars and take a nap with my lover.............
having somebody close to you / in the room with you always makes it easier for me to sleep.