There are three “Sato”’s + Mei. Satoko (female twin), Satoshi (male twin), Misato (MC), + Mei.
Basically Misato thought he was Akira's boyfriend until Akira pretty much told him he was just a replacement for Satoshi and dumped him. In return as revenge, Misato goes to date Mei and tries to dump him but soon Misato then realizes that the nickname "Sato" Mei gave Misato is also the same nickname he gave to the male twin, Satoshi.
This tells us two things.
1) Mei has known from the start that Misato was planning on using him and Mei allowed it, fully knowing he was being used for revenge.
2) By using the same nickname "Sato", it is implies that Mei was also dating Misato as a substitute for Satoshi. This is explained further in the sequel, Ashita Kimi ni Ai wo Sasayaku.
So when Misato finally realizes that he was the one being decieved all along, not only by Akira AND Satoshi BUT MEI, it becomes devastating.
He was the one who lost the most out of all of them. He was losing a game he didn't even know he was playing.
What's worse now is that Misato truly believes there will be no one who truly loves him. (But this isn't true from Mei's pov)
There are three “Sato”’s + Mei.
Satoko (female twin), Satoshi (male twin), Misato (MC), + Mei.
Basically Misato thought he was Akira's boyfriend until Akira pretty much told him he was just a replacement for Satoshi and dumped him. In return as revenge, Misato goes to date Mei and tries to dump him but soon Misato then realizes that the nickname "Sato" Mei gave Misato is also the same nickname he gave to the male twin, Satoshi.
This tells us two things.
1) Mei has known from the start that Misato was planning on using him and Mei allowed it, fully knowing he was being used for revenge.
2) By using the same nickname "Sato", it is implies that Mei was also dating Misato as a substitute for Satoshi. This is explained further in the sequel, Ashita Kimi ni Ai wo Sasayaku.
So when Misato finally realizes that he was the one being decieved all along, not only by Akira AND Satoshi BUT MEI, it becomes devastating.
He was the one who lost the most out of all of them. He was losing a game he didn't even know he was playing.
What's worse now is that Misato truly believes there will be no one who truly loves him. (But this isn't true from Mei's pov)