Something about Hasegawa… I adore him so much! I want him to be happy always I love the mental turmoil of being so in love with someone who gives you such a hard time, yet you still want to be bold enough to feel the highs and lows of it.
I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but love stories like this feel more grounding to me (if that makes sense).
Even though I only finished it a few days ago, I had to reread it last night… safe to say I love it even more.
Like I said at the beginning, there's one part I believe is from volume 2 that really sticks out to me. Hasegawa says, "Being with you is seriously exhausting. I don't ever want to fall for someone like you," and Katagiri replies, "That's impossible, you know, because I'm completely in love with you, Hasegawa-san… so naturally, you have to love me too."
Argh, I just can't!? It could mean nothing, but it struck a chord with me. I understand Hasegawa, and I'm happy he's able to express himself more. After all, I just want him to be happy.
Something about Hasegawa… I adore him so much! I want him to be happy always I love the mental turmoil of being so in love with someone who gives you such a hard time, yet you still want to be bold enough to feel the highs and lows of it.
I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but love stories like this feel more grounding to me (if that makes sense).
Even though I only finished it a few days ago, I had to reread it last night… safe to say I love it even more.
Like I said at the beginning, there's one part I believe is from volume 2 that really sticks out to me. Hasegawa says, "Being with you is seriously exhausting. I don't ever want to fall for someone like you," and Katagiri replies, "That's impossible, you know, because I'm completely in love with you, Hasegawa-san… so naturally, you have to love me too."
Argh, I just can't!? It could mean nothing, but it struck a chord with me. I understand Hasegawa, and I'm happy he's able to express himself more. After all, I just want him to be happy.