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RandomGuy · 2012-07-26, 08:08

Time for more DRAMA!:

Spoiler for 135:

Continuing where 134 left off, Shou finds out from Mai that Kento's accident was the same day as their encounter -- Sunday. Mai doesn't know what his prognosis is, but she mentions that a number of people were planning to go see Kento in the hospital and extends the invitation to her. Shou refuses, reminding her of their history. Seiji asks what the phone call was about, and Shou initially lies by omission before coming clean and explaining the context. She reassures him that she won't bother to see Kento, since she has no obligation to, but she is obviously troubled, which makes Seiji concerned.

Later, at the photography class, Mei (Yuasa) discovers Seiji looking troubled, and teases him about it, giving him the "advice" that lots of things happen in life, but most isn't worth worrying about. Seiji questions the value of such advice, saying it's a big thing to him right now, and that surely an answer will come out of his worrying. Mei starts her own brand of philosophizing a bit, but is interrupted by the appearance of Riko (Amamiya), wearing a high school uniform. (Mei & Seiji: "Cosplay?") It's the uniform of her new school; she apparently wanted to go to school nearby (i.e., Seiji's school), but couldn't simply leave her mother alone; the one she ended up going to just redid their uniforms in order to attract more students. Seiji offers reassurance that most high schools are the same apart from famous private ones, but Riko thinks he simply doesn't understand, being from there. She then goes fantasizing about the life of a high school girl, including getting scouted as an idol in Harajuku (Mei and Seiji think she's dreaming too much of the big city, and old-fashioned to boot). [n.b. Her naïve description of the "scouting" sounds rather more like getting nampa'ed or scouted for a porno]

Changing the subject, Riko asks Seiji about the girl in that photograph -- is she his girlfriend? Mei responds by producing a picture of his current girlfriend (she got it off Kirishima, apparently). Riko responds like an old man, asking how far they've gotten ("A? B? C?"). More seriously, Riko wants to know if dating is fun. It's not that she doesn't have her own aspirations, but after seeing her parents divorce, she doesn't hold out much hope for a serious romance (though she can understand the idea of playing around). Seiji says it's not all fun and games, but there's plenty of good things. Riko wants him to elaborate by explaining what he'd do for her if she were his girlfriend; instead, he deftly redirects the inquiry by saying it's not about what you'd do for the other person, but about what you can enjoy together. If you only make demands of your partner, things won't keep up for long, so you have to think of them, and.... Mei and Riko are in awe of Seiji's maturation. (Mei: "He's really grown! (And not just down there!)" Riko: "Like an adult!") After witnessing such philosophy from a big-city high school student, Riko wants to come see Seiji's school for herself, wrangling a promise out of him to let her come take a look around. Wacky hijinks to ensue?

Elsewhere, a figure darkens the door of Kento's hospital room. It's Shou, going back on her word....

Thus begins the destruction of all the characterization Shou has built up so far. (Or to put it more charitably: under the exterior veneer, she's still an abused spouse at heart.)

Incidentally, Iketani and Yuasa look similar enough that I was initially confused at the apparent radical personality shift from one page to the next, until I noticed the slightly different hair.

ReaperxKingx · 2012-07-26, 08:16

Somewhere along the lines, I feel she is going to regret this. Relationships in Manga are predictable with twists and turns, why would Shou do this? I mean it is alright, but at least tell the truth.

Somnus · 2012-07-26, 10:41

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Originally Posted by RandomGuy

Time for more DRAMA!:

Spoiler for 135:

Continuing where 134 left off, Shou finds out from Mai that Kento's accident was the same day as their encounter -- Sunday. Mai doesn't know what his prognosis is, but she mentions that a number of people were planning to go see Kento in the hospital and extends the invitation to her. Shou refuses, reminding her of their history. Seiji asks what the phone call was about, and Shou initially lies by omission before coming clean and explaining the context. She reassures him that she won't bother to see Kento, since she has no obligation to, but she is obviously troubled, which makes Seiji concerned.

Later, at the photography class, Mei (Yuasa) discovers Seiji looking troubled, and teases him about it, giving him the "advice" that lots of things happen in life, but most isn't worth worrying about. Seiji questions the value of such advice, saying it's a big thing to him right now, and that surely an answer will come out of his worrying. Mei starts her own brand of philosophizing a bit, but is interrupted by the appearance of Riko (Amamiya), wearing a high school uniform. (Mei & Seiji: "Cosplay?") It's the uniform of her new school; she apparently wanted to go to school nearby (i.e., Seiji's school), but couldn't simply leave her mother alone; the one she ended up going to just redid their uniforms in order to attract more students. Seiji offers reassurance that most high schools are the same apart from famous private ones, but Riko thinks he simply doesn't understand, being from there. She then goes fantasizing about the life of a high school girl, including getting scouted as an idol in Harajuku (Mei and Seiji think she's dreaming too much of the big city, and old-fashioned to boot). [n.b. Her description of the "scouting" sounds rather more like getting nampa'ed or scouted for a porno]

Changing the subject, Riko asks Seiji about the girl in that photograph -- is she his girlfriend? Mei responds by producing a picture of his current girlfriend (she got it off Kirishima, apparently). Riko responds like an old man, asking how far they've gotten ("A? B? C?"). More seriously, Riko wants to know if dating is fun. It's not that she doesn't have her own aspirations, but after seeing her parents divorce, she doesn't hold out much hope for a serious romance (though she can understand the idea of playing around). Seiji says it's not all fun and games, but there's plenty of good things. Riko wants him to elaborate by explaining what he'd do for her if she were his girlfriend; instead, he deftly redirects the inquiry by saying it's not about what you'd do for the other person, but about what you can enjoy together. If you only make demands of your partner, things won't keep up for long, so you have to think of them, and.... Mei and Riko are in awe of Seiji's maturation. (Mei: "He's really grown! (And not just down there!)" Riko: "Like an adult!") After witnessing such philosophy from a big-city high school student, Riko wants to come see Seiji's school for herself, wrangling a promise out of him to let her come take a look around. Wacky hijinks to ensue?

Elsewhere, a figure darkens the door of Kento's hospital room. It's Shou, going back on her word....

Thus begins the destruction of all the characterization Shou has built up so far. (Or to put it more charitably: under the exterior veneer, she's still an abused spouse at heart.)

Incidentally, Iketani and Yuasa look similar enough that I was initially confused at the apparent radical personality shift from one page to the next, until I noticed the slightly different hair.

After reading that all I can think of is [insert KNIM Tokyo Arc here]. Thanks for the summaries though, they let me catch up if I ever get curious about this disaster.

ccie20012 · 2012-07-26, 11:52

Spoiler for 135:

Waven · 2012-07-26, 12:56

I as well like random numbers.

Xaturas · 2012-07-26, 14:18

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Originally Posted by Waven

I as well like random numbers.

I as well like random accidents in mangas not ...

Heck just reading trough these summaries is more than enough to reaffirm me that droping it was a good choice

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Now will the MC cook for the Hospital Boy or not ^^, what drama awaits us in future chapters.
Only Good Ending is the ending where you just give up and leave this drama to rot itself away ...

Though frankly I wonder if I should start reading it again, seems like it could be a good laugh at author stupidity with throwing drama left and right for drama sake.

RandomGuy · 2012-07-30, 16:41

Haven't seen the actual chapter yet, but if the text spoilers for 136 are to be believed, people are gonna have apoplectic fits.

Spoiler:

Diveman · 2012-07-30, 23:50

^

ok I think this is starting to go out of control. Good for Shou though.

Waven · 2012-07-31, 04:10

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RandomGuy · 2012-07-31, 20:21

Well, time to do the actual chapter summary. I lost the draft of this once already, so let's see if this one takes.

Spoiler for 136:

Picking up where we left off, Shou tells Kento she heard about what happened from Mai. Kento says that it was indeed the day of their meeting, but she shouldn't worry that he was planning suicide or anything; he was just careless. He did break his arm in two places, his shin, and a rib, cracked another rib, and got plenty of bruises, but it's nothing life threatening. He was the only person involved in the accident, too. But maybe he'd be better off dead? Shou tells him not to put it that way.

Kento relates how his regret over what he did to Shou has been building, and he's come to understand just how badly he hurt her. He apologizes... and Shou turns to leave, excusing herself. The idiot tries to follow after her, gets down on his hands and knees, and begs her to come back, saying he can't forget her. Shou looks pained, but doesn't mince words: he only feels that way because he feels guilty. And if his guilt has gotten him stuck on her, then he should just forget everything. And so will she....

Shou leaves Kento alone with his misery.

Back at high school, Seiji scolds Seiji II (Yuuto) over his juggling in front of a female classmate when he's supposed to be cleaning up. Yuuto says he's just jealous of his talents, and Seiji, sensing a challenge, claims that while he can't do three, two shouldn't be any problem. He fails anyway. But in his annoyance at the uppity freshman, he bumps into Yuki, and the two share an awkward moment as they both try not to act too familiar.

On the way home from club, who should Seiji meet at the gates but Riko, who has come to force him to fulfill his promise from the last chapter to show her around his school. She thinks her own school probably has a larger campus, but Seiji says it's because there's more land away from the city. Riko accuses him of making fun of the countryside... but just then, she comes face to face with Yuki. After a moment of stunned silence from both of them, Riko says Yuki's name, and Yuki... flees? Seiji demands to know what's going on. She knew Yuki? Why did Yuki run away? Riko in turn asks just how much he knows about Yuki's past. Seiji surmises that they had some sort of connection in Yuki's hometown. He's right... Yuki's ex-boyfriend is Riko's elder brother, Tohru Amamiya. Seiji's eyes go blank with shock.

Elsewhere, Tohru is looking over a picture of Yuki....

Well, the gears of DRAMA! are turning once more. But hey, good on Shou! One would hope Seiji won't give her any crap for going to see Kento when she said she wouldn't, but all bets are off when it comes to this manga.

Zetsubo · 2012-08-02, 15:15

GGRRRROOOAAAANNNNNN.... that is the sound of the drama gearbox shifting up and turning even more.

ReaperxKingx · 2012-08-02, 15:44

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Originally Posted by Zetsubo

GGRRRROOOAAAANNNNNN.... that is the sound of the drama gearbox shifting up and turning even more.

I know how you feel, but lets get on the bright side. At least Shou's drama looks done for now, now it is Yuki's turn. Also it is important too, I don't see Yuki getting back with Seiji without overcoming her trauma first.

Kirito · 2012-08-02, 21:57

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Originally Posted by ReaperxKingx

I know how you feel, but lets get on the bright side. At least Shou's drama looks done for now, now it is Yuki's turn. Also it is important too, I don't see Yuki getting back with Seiji without overcoming her trauma first.

With her ex Tooru just being around the corner, it's a great chance to see how Yuki will face her demons when the time comes. Most of all I wonder how Seiji is going to handle the situation with Yuki's ex... can't wait to see where this goes.

ReaperxKingx · 2012-08-02, 22:32

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Originally Posted by Kirito

With her ex Tooru just being around the corner, it's a great chance to see how Yuki will face her demons when the time comes. Most of all I wonder how Seiji is going to handle the situation with Yuki's ex... can't wait to see where this goes.

We all knew this was going to happen eventually, Yuki facing the demons in the past. Well, technically speaking all of us expected it should have came a lot sooner. Good Endings is too much Drama, but this Yuki's Drama is one I will permit.

Kirito · 2012-08-03, 01:22

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Originally Posted by ReaperxKingx

We all knew this was going to happen eventually, Yuki facing the demons in the past. Well, technically speaking all of us expected it should have came a lot sooner. Good Endings is too much Drama, but this Yuki's Drama is one I will permit.

It's like you said, we (including myself) knew it was coming, but were waiting to see how the arc will take it course. I think the author is sort of pushing the flair for the dramatic a little to close to home to say the least...

AI Dreamer · 2012-08-03, 06:32

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Originally Posted by Waven

Spoiler for :

I agree with you.

Spoiler for 136:

Diveman · 2012-08-03, 06:36

uhhh ok that was much better than I was expecting and Shou was definitely very mature about the whole situation. I just hope she doesnt end up going back to see him again (which she probably will)

arly urchin · 2012-08-05, 01:40

what the hell with this manga...!!!...i read the whole chapters just one day and it's quite interesting actually....although the plot is very complicated but the author able to bring me inside the situation seiji faces (i'm crying when yuki broke up with seiji), n yet i'm still looking forward for the next chapter....after read it, my conclusion is yuki totally jerk, pathetic, coward, selfish, and hypocrite character after all...for the first time she met seiji, she said that he must not giving up and fight for someone you love and be brave to confess before its too late back then when seiji want to make a move on shou....but yet, what the fuck is she doing when seiji ask her the future with him...?,,,she simply answer not sure and just want to be friends although she knows she really love seiji so much....n when things getting better between seiji n shou, she just crying ( i wish to slap her for being coward ), shouting silently seiji name and cowardly hide her feeling....seiji did all sacrifices and fight for yuki before but she didn't even fight to win seiji back but give fake smile that she's okay and act like nothing happen between she n seiji before....she just being 'old seiji'...that's just pathetic n hypocrite....yes she has dark past, but she being selfish by not try to endure it....seiji still can accept it but she still remembering touru n let herself into with touru' memories while with seiji...n why she's broke up..??...coz dont want hurting seiji..???...can’t forget the trauma when with touru ...???....fuck off..!!!...she hurting herself eventually n seiji the one affected the most...sieiji give his hand to drag yuki away from the past memories but she chose dont want to......still remembering that fucking touru.....to resolve the trauma, i think that the author will make yuki n touru meet each other n talks ( touru apologize, ask to get together n yuki forgive n they in relationship again )...but then she realize that she dont have feeling anymore toward touru...or seiji with heartbroken when shou back with kento , learn photographer n going journey somewhere else....yuki never has chance tomake up n eventually married with touru but deep in heart she always love seiji....END....sad ending is it..?...well who knows...n that is what you can expect from comedy love manga (not all)....i read many of them n it ends just like that.....u dont know nothing, hero n heroin love each other but happily living with people their dont love eventually (in this case i think yuki will love both touru n seiji but she will prefer to live with touru) ....or just another hanging ending...but it all just my opinions n in the end but i really, really, really, really really hope that seiji n yuki MUST get back together because that’s really true love n good ending....but most of authors will end manga with a lot of questions for reader n i hate this part the most actually...... if it really not ending well, shouldn't the title be 'Sad Ending' then....??? ....n i won’t be bother to read it first place n addicted to read more chapter then....n the last thing i want to say --- damn you yuki for the fact that you’re really seiji soul mate in the very many ways that those two may find it hard...

vansonbee · 2012-08-05, 01:43

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Originally Posted by arly urchin

Spoiler:

what the hell with this manga...!!!...i read the whole chapters just one day and it's quite interesting actually....although the plot is very complicated but the author able to bring me inside the situation seiji faces (i'm crying when yuki broke up with seiji), n yet i'm still looking forward for the next chapter....after read it, my conclusion is yuki totally jerk, pathetic, coward, selfish, and hypocrite character after all...for the first time she met seiji, she said that he must not giving up and fight for someone you love and be brave to confess before its too late back then when seiji want to make a move on shou....but yet, what the fuck is she doing when seiji ask her the future with him...?,,,she simply answer not sure and just want to be friends although she knows she really love seiji so much....n when things getting better between seiji n shou, she just crying ( i wish to slap her for being coward ), shouting silently seiji name and cowardly hide her feeling....seiji did all sacrifices and fight for yuki before but she didn't even fight to win seiji back but give fake smile that she's okay and act like nothing happen between she n seiji before....she just being 'old seiji'...that's just pathetic n hypocrite....yes she has dark past, but she being selfish by not try to endure it....seiji still can accept it but she still remembering touru n let herself into with touru' memories while with seiji...n why she's broke up..??...coz dont want hurting seiji..???...can’t forget the trauma when with touru ...???....fuck off..!!!...she hurting herself eventually n seiji the one affected the most...sieiji give his hand to drag yuki away from the past memories but she chose dont want to......still remembering that fucking touru.....to resolve the trauma, i think that the author will make yuki n touru meet each other n talks ( touru apologize, ask to get together n yuki forgive n they in relationship again )...but then she realize that she dont have feeling anymore toward touru...or seiji with heartbroken when shou back with kento , learn photographer n going journey somewhere else....yuki never has chance tomake up n eventually married with touru but deep in heart she always love seiji....END....sad ending is it..?...well who knows...n that is what you can expect from comedy love manga (not all)....i read many of them n it ends just like that.....u dont know nothing, hero n heroin love each other but happily living with people their dont love eventually (in this case i think yuki will love both touru n seiji but she will prefer to live with touru) ....or just another hanging ending...but it all just my opinions n in the end but i really, really, really, really really hope that seiji n yuki MUST get back together because that’s really true love n good ending....but most of authors will end manga with a lot of questions for reader n i hate this part the most actually...... if it really not ending well, shouldn't the title be 'Sad Ending' then....??? ....n i won’t be bother to read it first place n addicted to read more chapter then....n the last thing i want to say --- damn you yuki for the fact that you’re really seiji soul mate in the very many ways that those two may find it hard...

Try reading Ichigo 100% and lmk what you think.

Aesthetic Shampoo · 2012-08-05, 03:14

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Originally Posted by arly urchin

what the hell with this manga...!!!...i read the whole chapters just one day and it's quite interesting actually....although the plot is very complicated but the author able to bring me inside the situation seiji faces (i'm crying when yuki broke up with seiji), n yet i'm still looking forward for the next chapter....after read it, my conclusion is yuki totally jerk, pathetic, coward, selfish, and hypocrite character after all...for the first time she met seiji, she said that he must not giving up and fight for someone you love and be brave to confess before its too late back then when seiji want to make a move on shou....but yet, what the fuck is she doing when seiji ask her the future with him...?,,,she simply answer not sure and just want to be friends although she knows she really love seiji so much....n when things getting better between seiji n shou, she just crying ( i wish to slap her for being coward ), shouting silently seiji name and cowardly hide her feeling....seiji did all sacrifices and fight for yuki before but she didn't even fight to win seiji back but give fake smile that she's okay and act like nothing happen between she n seiji before....she just being 'old seiji'...that's just pathetic n hypocrite....yes she has dark past, but she being selfish by not try to endure it....seiji still can accept it but she still remembering touru n let herself into with touru' memories while with seiji...n why she's broke up..??...coz dont want hurting seiji..???...can’t forget the trauma when with touru ...???....fuck off..!!!...she hurting herself eventually n seiji the one affected the most...sieiji give his hand to drag yuki away from the past memories but she chose dont want to......still remembering that fucking touru.....to resolve the trauma, i think that the author will make yuki n touru meet each other n talks ( touru apologize, ask to get together n yuki forgive n they in relationship again )...but then she realize that she dont have feeling anymore toward touru...or seiji with heartbroken when shou back with kento , learn photographer n going journey somewhere else....yuki never has chance tomake up n eventually married with touru but deep in heart she always love seiji....END....sad ending is it..?...well who knows...n that is what you can expect from comedy love manga (not all)....i read many of them n it ends just like that.....u dont know nothing, hero n heroin love each other but happily living with people their dont love eventually (in this case i think yuki will love both touru n seiji but she will prefer to live with touru) ....or just another hanging ending...but it all just my opinions n in the end but i really, really, really, really really hope that seiji n yuki MUST get back together because that’s really true love n good ending....but most of authors will end manga with a lot of questions for reader n i hate this part the most actually...... if it really not ending well, shouldn't the title be 'Sad Ending' then....??? ....n i won’t be bother to read it first place n addicted to read more chapter then....n the last thing i want to say --- damn you yuki for the fact that you’re really seiji soul mate in the very many ways that those two may find it hard...

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2012-07-26, 08:08	Link #4241
RandomGuy ここに居ってんねん Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Osaka Age: 39	Time for more DRAMA!: Spoiler for 135: Continuing where 134 left off, Shou finds out from Mai that Kento's accident was the same day as their encounter -- Sunday. Mai doesn't know what his prognosis is, but she mentions that a number of people were planning to go see Kento in the hospital and extends the invitation to her. Shou refuses, reminding her of their history. Seiji asks what the phone call was about, and Shou initially lies by omission before coming clean and explaining the context. She reassures him that she won't bother to see Kento, since she has no obligation to, but she is obviously troubled, which makes Seiji concerned. Later, at the photography class, Mei (Yuasa) discovers Seiji looking troubled, and teases him about it, giving him the "advice" that lots of things happen in life, but most isn't worth worrying about. Seiji questions the value of such advice, saying it's a big thing to him right now, and that surely an answer will come out of his worrying. Mei starts her own brand of philosophizing a bit, but is interrupted by the appearance of Riko (Amamiya), wearing a high school uniform. (Mei & Seiji: "Cosplay?") It's the uniform of her new school; she apparently wanted to go to school nearby (i.e., Seiji's school), but couldn't simply leave her mother alone; the one she ended up going to just redid their uniforms in order to attract more students. Seiji offers reassurance that most high schools are the same apart from famous private ones, but Riko thinks he simply doesn't understand, being from there. She then goes fantasizing about the life of a high school girl, including getting scouted as an idol in Harajuku (Mei and Seiji think she's dreaming too much of the big city, and old-fashioned to boot). [n.b. Her naïve description of the "scouting" sounds rather more like getting nampa'ed or scouted for a porno] Changing the subject, Riko asks Seiji about the girl in that photograph -- is she his girlfriend? Mei responds by producing a picture of his current girlfriend (she got it off Kirishima, apparently). Riko responds like an old man, asking how far they've gotten ("A? B? C?"). More seriously, Riko wants to know if dating is fun. It's not that she doesn't have her own aspirations, but after seeing her parents divorce, she doesn't hold out much hope for a serious romance (though she can understand the idea of playing around). Seiji says it's not all fun and games, but there's plenty of good things. Riko wants him to elaborate by explaining what he'd do for her if she were his girlfriend; instead, he deftly redirects the inquiry by saying it's not about what you'd do for the other person, but about what you can enjoy together. If you only make demands of your partner, things won't keep up for long, so you have to think of them, and.... Mei and Riko are in awe of Seiji's maturation. (Mei: "He's really grown! (And not just down there!)" Riko: "Like an adult!") After witnessing such philosophy from a big-city high school student, Riko wants to come see Seiji's school for herself, wrangling a promise out of him to let her come take a look around. Wacky hijinks to ensue? Elsewhere, a figure darkens the door of Kento's hospital room. It's Shou, going back on her word.... Thus begins the destruction of all the characterization Shou has built up so far. (Or to put it more charitably: under the exterior veneer, she's still an abused spouse at heart.) Incidentally, Iketani and Yuasa look similar enough that I was initially confused at the apparent radical personality shift from one page to the next, until I noticed the slightly different hair. Last edited by RandomGuy; 2012-07-26 at 21:46.

2012-07-26, 11:52	Link #4244
ccie20012 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2012	Spoiler for 135: Just like I expected. I'm surprised myself (I wanted to drop it up) - why I read this? Hmm .. I have only one positive thought - if this as KNIM- finally Shou x Seiji. Shou ( goto ex. Break. Drama. .... Shou return to Seiji. Probability - 65%.

2012-07-30, 16:41	Link #4247
RandomGuy ここに居ってんねん Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Osaka Age: 39	Haven't seen the actual chapter yet, but if the text spoilers for 136 are to be believed, people are gonna have apoplectic fits. Spoiler: On the one hand, Shou proves her mettle: she resists Kento's idiotic declaration of love, telling him he just feels guilty, and that if his guilt has gotten him stuck on her, he should just forget everything that happened between them... And she'll do likewise. On the other hand... what are the odds of two black-haired people being related? In JAPAN?! Serious, Charles Dickens-level coincidences going on around here. If this bears out, then maybe we should get ready for Identical Strangers, cockney pickpockets and guillotines as well. Last edited by RandomGuy; 2012-07-30 at 16:51.

2012-07-31, 04:10	Link #4249
Waven Itadaki-nyaaa !! Join Date: Apr 2008	Spoiler for : Spoilers are correct, raws are out, Riko is indeed "his" brother. It is a huge coincidence but it has been hinted at several times before so it is not that far-fetched. Shou's far from being over Kento if you, once again, look at Shou's facial expressions. She does in some way or the other care about Kento, otherwise she had a cold and calm face when dealing with him. It obviously pains herself to try and cut all ties with him.

2012-07-31, 20:21	Link #4250
RandomGuy ここに居ってんねん Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Osaka Age: 39	Well, time to do the actual chapter summary. I lost the draft of this once already, so let's see if this one takes. Spoiler for 136: Picking up where we left off, Shou tells Kento she heard about what happened from Mai. Kento says that it was indeed the day of their meeting, but she shouldn't worry that he was planning suicide or anything; he was just careless. He did break his arm in two places, his shin, and a rib, cracked another rib, and got plenty of bruises, but it's nothing life threatening. He was the only person involved in the accident, too. But maybe he'd be better off dead? Shou tells him not to put it that way. Kento relates how his regret over what he did to Shou has been building, and he's come to understand just how badly he hurt her. He apologizes... and Shou turns to leave, excusing herself. The idiot tries to follow after her, gets down on his hands and knees, and begs her to come back, saying he can't forget her. Shou looks pained, but doesn't mince words: he only feels that way because he feels guilty. And if his guilt has gotten him stuck on her, then he should just forget everything. And so will she.... Shou leaves Kento alone with his misery. Back at high school, Seiji scolds Seiji II (Yuuto) over his juggling in front of a female classmate when he's supposed to be cleaning up. Yuuto says he's just jealous of his talents, and Seiji, sensing a challenge, claims that while he can't do three, two shouldn't be any problem. He fails anyway. But in his annoyance at the uppity freshman, he bumps into Yuki, and the two share an awkward moment as they both try not to act too familiar. On the way home from club, who should Seiji meet at the gates but Riko, who has come to force him to fulfill his promise from the last chapter to show her around his school. She thinks her own school probably has a larger campus, but Seiji says it's because there's more land away from the city. Riko accuses him of making fun of the countryside... but just then, she comes face to face with Yuki. After a moment of stunned silence from both of them, Riko says Yuki's name, and Yuki... flees? Seiji demands to know what's going on. She knew Yuki? Why did Yuki run away? Riko in turn asks just how much he knows about Yuki's past. Seiji surmises that they had some sort of connection in Yuki's hometown. He's right... Yuki's ex-boyfriend is Riko's elder brother, Tohru Amamiya. Seiji's eyes go blank with shock. Elsewhere, Tohru is looking over a picture of Yuki.... Well, the gears of DRAMA! are turning once more. But hey, good on Shou! One would hope Seiji won't give her any crap for going to see Kento when she said she wouldn't, but all bets are off when it comes to this manga. Last edited by RandomGuy; 2012-08-01 at 05:07.

2012-07-26, 08:16	Link #4242
ReaperxKingx Emperor of the Expected Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Florida	Somewhere along the lines, I feel she is going to regret this. Relationships in Manga are predictable with twists and turns, why would Shou do this? I mean it is alright, but at least tell the truth.

2012-07-26, 12:56	Link #4245
Waven Itadaki-nyaaa !! Join Date: Apr 2008	I as well like random numbers.

2012-07-30, 23:50	Link #4248
Diveman Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011	^ ok I think this is starting to go out of control. Good for Shou though.

2012-08-02, 15:15	Link #4251
Zetsubo 著述遮断 Join Date: Jul 2009	GGRRRROOOAAAANNNNNN.... that is the sound of the drama gearbox shifting up and turning even more.

2012-08-03, 06:36	Link #4257
Diveman Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011	uhhh ok that was much better than I was expecting and Shou was definitely very mature about the whole situation. I just hope she doesnt end up going back to see him again (which she probably will)

2012-08-05, 01:40	Link #4258
arly urchin Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2012	what the hell with this manga...!!!...i read the whole chapters just one day and it's quite interesting actually....although the plot is very complicated but the author able to bring me inside the situation seiji faces (i'm crying when yuki broke up with seiji), n yet i'm still looking forward for the next chapter....after read it, my conclusion is yuki totally jerk, pathetic, coward, selfish, and hypocrite character after all...for the first time she met seiji, she said that he must not giving up and fight for someone you love and be brave to confess before its too late back then when seiji want to make a move on shou....but yet, what the fuck is she doing when seiji ask her the future with him...?,,,she simply answer not sure and just want to be friends although she knows she really love seiji so much....n when things getting better between seiji n shou, she just crying ( i wish to slap her for being coward ), shouting silently seiji name and cowardly hide her feeling....seiji did all sacrifices and fight for yuki before but she didn't even fight to win seiji back but give fake smile that she's okay and act like nothing happen between she n seiji before....she just being 'old seiji'...that's just pathetic n hypocrite....yes she has dark past, but she being selfish by not try to endure it....seiji still can accept it but she still remembering touru n let herself into with touru' memories while with seiji...n why she's broke up..??...coz dont want hurting seiji..???...can’t forget the trauma when with touru ...???....fuck off..!!!...she hurting herself eventually n seiji the one affected the most...sieiji give his hand to drag yuki away from the past memories but she chose dont want to......still remembering that fucking touru.....to resolve the trauma, i think that the author will make yuki n touru meet each other n talks ( touru apologize, ask to get together n yuki forgive n they in relationship again )...but then she realize that she dont have feeling anymore toward touru...or seiji with heartbroken when shou back with kento , learn photographer n going journey somewhere else....yuki never has chance tomake up n eventually married with touru but deep in heart she always love seiji....END....sad ending is it..?...well who knows...n that is what you can expect from comedy love manga (not all)....i read many of them n it ends just like that.....u dont know nothing, hero n heroin love each other but happily living with people their dont love eventually (in this case i think yuki will love both touru n seiji but she will prefer to live with touru) ....or just another hanging ending...but it all just my opinions n in the end but i really, really, really, really really hope that seiji n yuki MUST get back together because that’s really true love n good ending....but most of authors will end manga with a lot of questions for reader n i hate this part the most actually...... if it really not ending well, shouldn't the title be 'Sad Ending' then....??? ....n i won’t be bother to read it first place n addicted to read more chapter then....n the last thing i want to say --- damn you yuki for the fact that you’re really seiji soul mate in the very many ways that those two may find it hard...