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First comes marriage, then comes an earthbound love that is out of this world! Tsukasa is the kind of girl who takes half a manga volume just to work up the nerve to tell her husband she cares about him. Sure, it’s cute in a tsundere way, but the ice-queen act carries a chilling risk. What if another girl comes along who’s more open about her feelings? Panty-flashingly open, even? And what if she’s also Nasa’s childhood friend, the most powerful trope in romantic comedy manga? Anyway, here’s Himari. You and Nasa have met her before, but she’s grown up a lot since then. Tsukasa is the kind of girl who takes half a manga volume just to work up the nerve to tell her husband she cares about him. Sure, it’s cute in a tsundere way, but the ice-queen act carries a chilling risk. What if another girl comes along who’s more open about her feelings? Panty-flashingly open, even? And what if she’s also Nasa’s childhood
First comes marriage, then comes an earthbound love that is out of this world!
Tsukasa is the kind of girl who takes half a manga volume just to work up the nerve to tell her husband she cares about him. Sure, it’s cute in a tsundere way, but the ice-queen act carries a chilling risk. What if another girl comes along who’s more open about her feelings? Panty-flashingly open, even? And what if she’s also Nasa’s childhood friend, the most powerful trope in romantic comedy manga? Anyway, here’s Himari. You and Nasa have met her before, but she’s grown up a lot since then.
Tsukasa is the kind of girl who takes half a manga volume just to work up the nerve to tell her husband she cares about him. Sure, it’s cute in a tsundere way, but the ice-queen act carries a chilling risk. What if another girl comes along who’s more open about her feelings? Panty-flashingly open, even? And what if she’s also Nasa’s childhood