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Chapter 4

Pages 99 - 119

Start Date: 20th March
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On page 104 Tetsu says 兄貴はあの言葉めいに向けて言ってたよな is the あの言葉 a refrence to the “flashback” two pages earlier where his brother says ここではみんな一番なりたい自分でいていいのよ?

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Yes. Obviously, さっちゃん cares about the feeling of the staff (and probably has known them for long enough to realize めい’s feelings with respect to gender).

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A little late, but I wanted to congratulate solecismo for the correct prediction before :blush:

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It was basically word-for-word in chapter 3 :grin:

She’s so happy now :sparkling_heart:

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I had to stop myself from saying anything at the time. :smile: Really was a good observation!

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I just finished reading this week’s chapter and I’m so happy I was right! :sob::heart: This is proving to be such a great manga, forever grateful to whoever proposed it!

plot stuff but it's just me being happy about the characters


Mei being supportive of Mogumo and finally allowing herself to be who she really is… lgbt solidarity :handshake:


I actually giggled a little when reading this… I’m a sucker for romance :weary:

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Anyone knows what is the meaning of キビスィ~ that てんちゃん says on page 105?

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I think it’s a slurred (きび)しい, as in rigid or unsparing

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