I always wondered why Hiroto left. If I was in that position, I'd have told Shuu that since he wasn't my boss, he didn't have the authority to fire me and tell him to take it up with his brother.
I thought about that too, but came to the conclusion that maybe the mangaka wanted to stir some drama(?). It was a situation that left me feeling impotent towards such an absurd situation.
Yup! But you know what? I was less surprised by his actions (ignorant people are everywhere) and more surprised by the fact that Hiroto actually listened to him.
I agree. That Shuu is an asshole. He can't even take care his nephew and just acting like he is the boss. Should have kicked him out of the window.
I've seen this in too many mangas. There is always that loose end. People severely bullying people with no consequences meted or apologies given. I agree that it isn't right that they're kinda careless with their sex life with a kid in the house; though it doesn't really matter, but he didn't have the right to fire him without the proper procedure. Also, it was just brushed off at the end. Normally, someone would be paying a lawsuit settlement for wrongful termination.
This is for the first story... How can you have the BALLS to interfere in a relationship, doesn't matter if you're a close relative of one of the parts, be rude, selfish, and throw someone out of a house without the consent of the OWNER of the house...? Oh, and after being a major dick, causing unnecessary trouble, in the end you just justify it as "was scaping my troublesome situation, so, I'll be an asshole and... Yeah that..." No PROPER apologies???? People don't get blinded by him being his brother, that was so not nice I think I might get a coronary. One where I'll be cursing like a sailor. Children catching their parent(s) having sex is more common than you might think, and most of the times they'll dismiss it. So there was no need for his actions-- sex is sex, doesn't matter the gender.