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I agree with you, despite keiichi being cold, or possesive, or whatever, the problem in this volume didnt cause by him, it's shingo's. It simply miscommunication that drag their relationship to the wrong way.
but by accepting the break up and just leaving, he showed that he wasnt willing to fight for shingo. that he truly would abandon him once problems occurred. he didnt fight the break up at all. so shingo wasz right all along, he really did abandon him. the ending felt forced. all their issues were never resolved.
I think this volume was really well done. Shingo was simply insecure and didn't express his feelings properly. I completely understand why Kagami would accept Shingo wanting to break up. Kagami has constantly told him he loves him and has been very possessive towards him, so when Shingo said he wanted to break up he must of felt like no matter how much he shows his love Shingo wouldn't accept it. Shingo needed to learn how to express himself and understand that Kagami loved him and his way of expressing that love. The polt was nicely done, it was a simple misunderstanding and had a simple solution but it was still complicated and dramatic. Just how real couples usually handle situations. (=・ω・=)