TBF it's kind of a really obvious one too, between her actual given name and how painfully well she matches the stereotypical image of a puppy (small, cute, lively)...

Also just sayin' but Wanko's rather less in a closet than in one of those old-timey glazed telephone booths.
Which is missing a door, to boot.
And she's balancing on the threshold to pass the time.

Now I'm afraid Saku will sell the song with some changes to some Idol and not even realize what was wrong about it. Those pessimists are rubbing off on me

That last page was so beautiful! I love their relationship so much!

Man this is such a great story

That last page was so beautiful! I love their relationship so much!

Yes! I really needed this, what an uplifting little chapter.

This Chapter is cute ~

Oh nice.

This becomes less and less relatable when no gf.

I question the legality of the faces Wanko makes

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Welp. That phones done for and Wanko may be taking a trip to the emergency room.

She did it (⁎⁍̴̆Ɛ⁍̴̆⁎)

This chapter has very few words but so much feels
I'm in the same age group as Sakuma. But I don't have my wanko

yeeeess!! she got the job :)
feeling happy rn ahah

This chapter has very few words but so much feels
I'm in the same age group as Sakuma. But I don't have my wanko

You'll find her soon, I'm sure of that.

A mom wanting to make a good first impression on her daughter's girlfriend is very wholesome.

Nice.

Wholesome

I want what they have

I want what they have

Postcards?

I want what they have

Postcards?

lmfao

wow, Wanko's mom wanting to look good for her first meeting with her daughter's girlfriend give me such sweet vibes~~
sigh so nice...

Speaking of wholesome, the scene where they pick the same postcard and gush about it is so darn adorable. They're a nice couple.

Speaking of wholesome, the scene where they pick the same postcard and gush about it is so darn adorable. They're a nice couple.

Well, ya know... they're pretty much like that...

And I think that's what I like about this more than most slice of life yuri, it's the little mundane things.
The age gap is also handled in a way that feels realistic, rather than just spice to add to the whole "b-but we are both girls, we can't do this" cliche. I used to date someone who was 20 when I was 25, and while that gap was smaller, there's definitely a kind of odd parent/child dynamic that develops when it comes to everyday tasks. And this manga portrays their relationship as Sakuma kinda acting like a nagging mom to Wanko sometimes, and it feels natural.

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Wow