Oooh! This one is getting fun as they add more girls. More, I implore!

Maybe someday...

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"Go straight home from school" seems a common rule; Mei brings it up a lot in Citrus. "No part-time jobs" is another one.

It's weird, same country that lets 5 year olds go to the grocery store on their own gets uptight about high schoolers.

last edited at Aug 22, 2021 5:10PM

She helped her (future) gf :)

one last chapter i guess

the page order...

No update in 9 months... pain

NOOOOOOOOOO TT HOW CAN THIS BE THE END.

"Go straight home from school" seems a common rule; Mei brings it up a lot in Citrus. "No part-time jobs" is another one.

It's weird, same country that lets 5 year olds go to the grocery store on their own gets uptight about high schoolers.

If the students are at home they can't get involved in anything that will embarrass the school, and the pride of the school>>>>>>>>>student quality-of-life.

Eyyy, the opportunity for more Yuri has been made. I have expectations for this ship. Also rip to the translator losing 5 games of chess. Good luck in your next 5 games.

Well, at least it's not a love triangle...

"Go straight home from school" seems a common rule; Mei brings it up a lot in Citrus. "No part-time jobs" is another one.

It's weird, same country that lets 5 year olds go to the grocery store on their own gets uptight about high schoolers.

Schools where the students wear uniforms worry what the students will do outside while wearing the uniforms. While wearing the uniforms, their actions can be traced back to the school. This isn't just for the Japanese.
However, in this case, the students don't wear the uniforms for working, so, to me, it's kinda abusive.

You… are already gay

Noooo, you can't leave it on a cliffhanger like this! The story is so good!

Too short!

"Go straight home from school" seems a common rule; Mei brings it up a lot in Citrus. "No part-time jobs" is another one.

It's weird, same country that lets 5 year olds go to the grocery store on their own gets uptight about high schoolers.

Schools where the students wear uniforms worry what the students will do outside while wearing the uniforms. While wearing the uniforms, their actions can be traced back to the school. This isn't just for the Japanese.
However, in this case, the students don't wear the uniforms for working, so, to me, it's kinda abusive.

Considering it's the schools that decide to use uniforms in the first place, it's their responsibility to deal with both the good and the bad of it, not offload that responsibility to literal children by restricting innocuous activities. Both are abusive.

Damn no new updates in 9 months? I cri. I was really enjoying this one.

F to this series not getting any updates for the past 9 months.
I really liked it

I guess I can see "go straight home" in uniform to protect reputation, but it seems part-time jobs are often forbidden regardless of dress -- shops have their own uniforms, after all...

Wow

Well, if it had to default accidentally end somewhere, that's as good a place as any. Seems like a really abrupt open end, so that's kinda okay actually.

welp

it has been 9 months since the last updated huh...... rip

Almost a year with no update......

There was so much potential to this story :(

Did the translator or author drop this? When going to the raw I only find four chapters.