The diary’s last entry, written in Keita’s own hand, reads:
The manga (also known by the longer title Hardly Enough to Call it Love, But... or Not Enough to Be Called Love ) is a modern human drama and romcom written and illustrated by Nieki Zui (who is also the illustrator for Horimiya ). -read toru ni taranai chapter 22-
Chapters after 30 are still being serialized (as of the latest release in the official Japanese magazine). If you have a subscription, keep an eye out for the next instalment; the teaser suggests the “new figure” could be Mika —the girl whose memory Toru lost—now returning with her own agenda. The diary’s last entry, written in Keita’s own
Reiko Tachibana was previously a fan-favorite for her "gentle dom" energy. Chapter 22 recontextualizes her. Her harshness is not cruelty; it is the most profound respect she can give Haruki. She treats him not as a broken child, but as an artist capable of surviving his own grief. If you have a subscription, keep an eye
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