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In conclusion, Naoi's father was too shitty...

All I can say is shit of shit.

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It would be too quick to end it here, so I think I'll say a little more.

I feel like the scars carved into Naoi's heart are quite deep? ? ?

The scars on Naoi's upper arms are quite painful...

What is going on…

Naoi left an impression on me when she said something meaningful to Kurumi, saying that she had nothing to give even if she sacrificed herself.

What does Naoi mean when she says she can't give Kurumi anything?

Perhaps the reason Naoi took Kurumi to the hotel was to show her that she wasn't pretty. By daring to show Kurumi her injured body, she must have conveyed to Kurumi that she had nothing to give her.

The dilapidated hotel seems to represent Naoi's damaged mind and body.

My interpretation is that Naoi may have made self-sacrifice many times like Kurumi. The reason I came up with that idea was because Naoi said it was stupid to get hurt for someone else. The scar on Naoi's right arm may be the result of that experience.

I wonder if Naoi's continued handing over the money she earned from her part-time job to her father is part of her self-sacrifice. At first, Naoi continued to work part-time out of a single-minded desire to help her father, but over time Naoi's feelings of caring for her father began to fade.

I wonder if the reason for the large scar on Naoi's right arm was some kind of major accident. For a moment, I wondered if Naoi's father had not only punched and kicked her, but had also sexually assaulted her. This is definitely overthinking.

Naoi's father must have been as passionate about making his family happy as anyone else. Naoi's father suffered a major setback at work and spends his days begging Naoi for money. At the very least, Naoi's father has experienced the setback of divorce. I felt that when Naoi was married, Naoi's father was working hard to make Naoi happy.

When you see the scene where Naoi takes care of Kurumi, your perspective on Naoi in the nurse's uniform that was depicted in the first volume bonus changes. I got a stronger feeling that Naoi is a devoted girl.

Naoi's act of earning money is not only to help her family, but also as a way to protect himself from Naoi's father.

Even when Kurumi said to call the police, Naoi's father looked unconcerned because he had nothing to lose. Naoi's father is not afraid of the police because he has nothing to lose. When I think about it that way, I think Naoi's father is an invincible person.

Naoi's attempt to be happy with Kurumi is a betrayal to Naoi's father. I can only assume that Naoi's father is trying to lead Naoi away. Naoi's father worries that depending on Naoi's actions, he will cause big problems. I can't help but feel that the more I provoke Naoi's father, the greater the danger that will befall Naoi.

The scary part is that Naoi's only contact with her father is Naoi. Judging by the way he dresses, I think Naoi's father doesn't have anyone to warn him about his appearance.

I can't help but wonder if Naoi's father tried to harm Kurumi in some way, and Naoi would sacrifice herself to protect her. Naoi herself is actually a kind girl.

Naoi has enough conscience in her heart to protect Kurumi. That's why when Kurumi is in danger, Naoi tries to help her.

The heart depicted at the beginning also left an impression on me. Kokoro didn't try to save Kurumi. No matter how much Kokoro regrets, time will never go back. Make sure spilled milk doesn't come back to normal.

Even if Kokoro didn't like Kurumi, I think she would have done something similar. Kokoro's behavior shows that she has high expectations for others and is selfish.

Kokoro was filled with self-loathing, thinking that he was pushing Kurumi into a corner, but Kokoro was just one of the reasons for pushing Kurumi into a corner. Even without Kokoro's touch, Kurumi continues on the path of destruction.

I'm curious about how Akane will be involved with Kokoro. I wonder if Akane will tell Kurumi and Naoi to stop getting involved with Kokoro. What on earth is lurking behind Akane's bright expression? I get excited just thinking about it.

The only thing I can say is that Naoi has the right to be happy. Naoi's continued hurt makes me wonder if it's okay for her life to end in misery. Most importantly, the act of seducing Kurumi wasn't something to be praised for.

I can't help but feel that Naoi's name has positive connotations such as happiness.

Kurumi and Naoi, who live in a hopeless reality, look cute. Kurumi, who has kept suppressing her emotions, and Naoi, who continues to sacrifice herself even though she is hurt, are both too clumsy. However, this aspect is probably what makes them so appealing. Sometimes, there is a good chance that flaws can lead to great charm.

Let's wait for episode 14 while imagining what kind of interaction Kurumi and Naoi will have at the hotel.