Jesus Christ, these comments.

More Fujio, please, any Fujio! I don't really get the embarrassment with the rich dad, but the way it was portrayed made me feel bad about her feeling distant from her childhood friend as well. Good stuff though.

Fly by Yuri having great taste and output, once again. I love being able to finally read this, so please keep it up! The Takemiya Jin so appreciated too.

I hope she continues for many years! This wasn't my favorite, but it worked well enough, and maybe the next storyline(s) will be even better. There is something to be said for how prolific she is, while maintaining a pretty good level of quality.

Despite any initial misgivings, the bittersweet melancholy of the situation is portrayed really sympathetically and this ended up as one of Morishima's stories that moved me the most.

Yeah, Show needs to make this yuri asap so we can get lewd stretching/kissing/groping scenes between these two. I didn't realize how much I wanted this.

Their interactions are extremely cute. I say it's worth reading even if it does not take the extra step, but if this is laying the groundwork for when they get together then it will have been so worth it.

I looove this manga and mangaka. Anyone know if the artist has done any more yuri?

Did something happen to Miku? D:

Kase has been bowled over by Yamada's cuteness before, and she has marvelled when she demonstrates how passionate she is about, like, gardening, but I agree that it's great when Kase is bashful or unexpectedly reserved. I also want some sweet first name basis at some point (it's only been a few months into their relationship, as of this chapter).

No, no!! Waaah ;_;

http://mh.dmzj.com/xxxyujltx/28639.shtml ,chapter 11 ^^ :D

I hate that I read ahead, but I can't wait knowing that it takes so long to get these scanned and translated. But I do really appreciate the way the team has been typesetting everything; it makes it even cuter.

If you look at the first page and are unable to see what will inevitably happen I don't understand what you're doing here.

HigaShou had already shown to have a talented hand with subtlety and privacy when it comes to relationships and personal issues, (e.g. Prism) it's something I like a lot and wish some artists would take note off when writing (kind of) serious stories.
Sure, to get invested, there need to be some infos to the reader, but stuff like that is mostly kept to oneself if it can be helped and not dumped onto the reader in exposition.

Yeah, I agree with all of this. Something about his sensibility makes these situations really engaging to read, but with lasting, compelling depth that doesn't feel unearned- in Prism it was this way, at least. It's why I like this too, besides all the cute subtext.