My logic was, Kuzawa fell in love with Momiya as masochist so why would she then suddenly want her change. It's like saying "jeeze I really love orange soda, but I need it be Pepsi so I can drink it."
I think the author's intent is that Kuzawa's hate for Momiya eventually turned into some twisted form of love...that Kuzawa is unable to express because Momiya would probably murder Kuzawa if Kuzawa expressed her love for Momiya. I think her hate changed because people naturally change over time, and the relationship is simply bizarre and twisted. Though Momiya is excessively twisted even more so than Kuzawa. Since Kuzawa seems capable of realizing how awful the relationship is, and is capable of changing as a person, where on the other hand Momiya seems incapable of either and is just cartoonishly evil.
Honestly it's all some absurd nonsensical abusive relationship logic that I don't even want to think about anymore at this point. So I think I might take my leave and look for some happier stories or something haha
Edit: Yeah I'm going to relax for the rest of the night with some cozy reading. Thanks for the discussions everyone! It was fun <3
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