Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: Yen Press
Release Date: December 2018
Volumes: 13.
Spoilers?: No.
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Review:
While it would have been nice for Riko to see what Kai was saying,
that would have been too easy. Of course she takes it as merely meant
to cheer her up. Though there are hints that she just won't let
herself think that he likes her that way, which is somewhat of a good
sign.
We get quite a lot of Misaki in this volume. There's still the
developing of a relationship between him and Ayumi, and it's obvious
they're forming some kind of understanding type of relationship, even
if they don't quite see it yet. But then we get a curveball as Kai
thinks Misaki and Riko are starting to hit it off. This shows a
really mature side of Kai, as he believes he can't compete with
Misaki, and we get some insight into their friendship because of
this. They've known each other for a long time, and Misaki has always
been there for Kai, even if he didn't realize it at the time. They've
formed a really close friendship over the years, a caring and respect
for each other. It's sweet.
Aside from that, it's nice to see the rest of the guys trying to root
for Kai, and trying to push him and Riko together. Also Kai's family.
I love how big and close they are, and enjoy seeing them all
together, and him taking care of the kids. It's so sweet.
The romance is going to take a bit longer, I suspect. But it's fun to
see it grow, and I like the side characters a lot, as well. I'm
enjoying getting to know them better, and would actually like more of
that at times.
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