Was it ever shown/hinted at in a previous chapter that there was an incest side-couple as shown in the bonus?

I thinks you guys are reading between the lines here.

I do not thinks the dad is homophobic just an overprotective dad. He doesn't want his daughter to get married and especially to a girl which society will not approved. And in his current standing it is impossible for him to protect them. All other reasons he cook up with is just an excuse he not realy mean it.

But after witnessing Elsa's power I thinks he will drop the act and start appreciate that he's now have two daughters.

And yes if Elsa is this OP then there're rooms for magic babies.

This. This is the dad's character at the moment. It started when he thought there was a boyfriend, sputtered when seeing a girl, but then reset himself on the track. It's not about being girls together, it's not about children, it's just a stereotypical dad protecting his daughter.

Nice to see this may not end up as toxic as we thought (operative word may), very cute progress.

Well, I was right about being found, but I wasn't expecting the acceleration of the story this fast. Wondering if this isn't super popular and is being wrapped up or if planned to be short, or if this is just a prelude to more to come.

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Yashiro doesn't know/hasn't seen the appeal of muscle-mommy. Unleash Maou! Bathe in the glory of ABS!

VP bit Prez's head thinking Prez would imitate biting after imitating the sniffing, sadly Prez isn't as perverted as VP so plan foiled.

Since no one else mentioned it, the creepy face is on what looks like a digital clock, top right of the page. https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/okiku_san_wa_ichatsukitai_ch12#26

This may just be a cope, but I'm pretty sure that the opening panel was Kyou being invited to Eri and Fuyuki's wedding.

Not cope, that's the obvious twist. I called it out the first chapter, someone confirmed the wording was that he was going to a wedding but not specifically whose. Logic infers you don't take a cab to your own wedding by yourself to arrive late.

Chapter 2 and ALREADY juicy drama?

The looks she got from the girl's mother and from Meguru oof. Azuki is not okay

Until proven otherwise, I'm feeling like those looks were her imagination. She has severe social issues and anxiety. The mother at first I felt was a bit too much for just a random stranger but also not out of left field, but when Meguru's face had a similar face out of nowhere with no reason to be like that, then the doll with no head, it clicked that Azuki has problems in general with people's faces and her insecurities.

Aha! I was about 2/3 of the way through and starting thinking "when's the shoe going to drop and Machino will have to explain the game vs "reality" thing", then the last few basically set it up. I, too, am here for an actual plot twist and not just an "accept the situation at face value" type story. I hope it goes further or doesn't fall too much into the "cute girls doing things" hole.

Ah, a prison baby. But then why is she an inmate if she's just the product of another inmate? Is this going to be some dystopian bullshit of "the sins of the parent are the sins of the child" and literally legally carried out like that? Also, I've seen enough media to know the doctor dude is going to find out eventually about Gill becoming sapient or "fall in love", I only hope he ends up a wingman instead of the "creations of man cannot be equal" type antagonist often in AI stories.

Hanamama knows and approves.

The cupids do have to go somewhere eventually, otherwise their number would grow out of control. Unless there is a cap on new cupids, in which case not all people who die without having experienced love become cupids and Koharu just got selected somehow. Also, given enough time the cupids would get suspicious if nobody could graduate the program or if the graduates disappeared instead of being resurrected in the human world. Though I guess this hole could be filled with memory manipulation too.

I thought it was explained that the goddess of love personally chooses the cupids and that it's not just an automatic thing that happens. If my memory is correct, then there's no need to fear for an ever growing population of cupids. It's a "fill the roster as needed" kind of situation, factoring in living population growth and decline and graduating cupids.

The author has kept this arc going for quite a while without the tension break of actually learning what the problem is that's causing this negative reaction/tantrum. I have my guesses, presumably something related to all the bother she made for her adoptive parents and feeling very guilty and not wanting them to go through that with another brat? But Xiaoyang really doesn't seem that bad, whatever trouble he causes can't be worse than what Xiaoen is doing with her tantrums and enbyphobia. It's obviously a very irrational position she's in. Definitely appreciate Xingyuan countering her trying to say some vile shit she probably doesn't mean just to hurt Xiaoyang and chase him away.

I think we do know. Xiaoen was the unwanted child, given up and forgotten/erased from her real parents. Xiaoyang was her replacement as the son, but Xiaoyang wasn't who the parents wanted them to be despite the expectations and possibly a façade. Xiaoyang then tries to be who they want to be outside the family, repeatedly going to Xiaoen who is basically traumatized (for lack of better words, even I think trauma is a bit too much). So whenever Xiaoyang is around, she's reminded every time how people outside Peachtown basically don't want her.

AHA! Before it was revealed that she'd already paid I had a feeling it was all a play.

Unless it's a cut off interrupted sentence Hana's last speech bubble before being zonked has a proofreading error that slipped through:
"You've been following me all the after..." I assume this was meant to be "after all".

all afternoon probably

Still doesn't fix the glaring problem of that "the" in the middle.

Edit: you were correct, had a look back at the chapter to check and it's been fixed.

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Kanna left for the US to follow the dream she and Joe had together… without him. He chose Mitsuki who he wasn’t going to take to the US with him at that age. Then she waited until Mitsuki was about to come of age to see how he felt and perhaps convince Mitsuki to come to the US too. So he’d not have that last reason to stay. But she came right when Aya was becoming a big person in Mitsuki’s life. So she helped Aya and regularly reassured Joe that Mitsuki wasn’t alone because Aya was right beside her. Mitsuki would be fine if Joe left with her.

Only now Aya isn’t quite Mitsuki’s person, just a younger version of herself, and Joe is joking about Kanna being like a mom, a role she turned down before, and not what she came back for. She has in her heart what she wants with him, but can’t ask him for it.

I think you've hit the nail on the head, if I'm reading you right. Kanna is afraid of the commitment after having put it off so long to be allowed to be in their lives after Joe said "mom". I think it triggered her flight response.

Unless it's a cut off interrupted sentence Hana's last speech bubble before being zonked has a proofreading error that slipped through:
"You've been following me all the after..." I assume this was meant to be "after all".

"And they were ROOMATES!"

Yesssss, they're both making moves! I legit hissed that "yes" out loud I was that happy.

So they're both living punching bags, one in the sexual and the other in the literal sense :(

I think the latter is used as both :(

actually i didn´t dislike the boyfriend, he seems a pretty chill boy and i do hate men on yuri stories.

Idk if a "chill" dude would forcefully drag his girlfriend (and not gently, as she complains about grip strength) somewhere dark and secluded, then complain like being caught in the act of something when interrupted only to go away and leave the girlfriend behind instead of asking for privacy. Boy was acting super caught-in-the-act guilty.

Hrm. I'm thinking that Yoshi was and still is hostile to try and get Hana to leave him so that she can be herself. I've seen it happen so many times in manga and other media that it just feels like that's what's happening. It's always possible that it's just as stated, but still. This by no way excuses his behavior if that comes to light, he's still being a dick.

The faces! Miriko's faces! She's us, the readers! She's wondering why theses two aren't together yet and kissing and living together and already adopted kids!