Responses
That's what I was thinking. This mangaka is good at teasing out issues buried in the past for the main couple by playing them off things going on in the present. There's that whole business with his father. Then there's the former classmate who was so candid about being straight at the beginning. Now there's this kid-thing. I wonder if Shun wanted people to think he was straight before he left.
I'm enjoying this story. The little sub-plot between Fumi and Chiyo brings up something from the past for Shun, maybe reminding him of all the reasons he left ... Kyushu? Shikoku? (Can't remember the name of his island.) The little girl reminds me of the woman he left at the altar. Nice complication thrown into the mix.