SPOILER

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it’s all good in the end, the next chapter is from Rou’s pov basically explaining that he’s always found romance easy bc if he just treats the person nice sometimes and coldly sometimes then they always end up falling for him and confessing their feelings, but also for that reason he’s never had strong attachment towards any of his past relationships. but this won’t work with Yoshino bc he’s so new to love and easily scared away, as shown in previous chapters he’s already pessimistic so he wouldn’t dare to make the first move. Rou’s friend (the black haired barkeeper) knows this, and tells Rou to stop going about his crush in such an immature and complicated way, but to be completely honest. Rou is sulking at the bar bc Yoshino has stopped coming again when someone comments that they’ve just seen him at a club nearby. Rou rushes off and finds Yoshino sitting with some random guy who’s trying to make a move but Rou desperately intervenes and pulls Yoshino out of the club and they start walking to the train station. Yoshino stops and asks him a bit angrily why Rou keeps interfering in his life when he’s doing his best to try to forget about him. Rou finally loses his “cool” facade and admits he really likes Yoshino even though he knows he hasn’t really acted like it, and they get each other’s numbers so he can explain everything another day. Then in the next chapter Yoshino keeps having to change the meeting time because of being busy with work but eventually they do talk and Rou says he’s been in love with Yoshino for a long time, even before he came to the bar, because he always say him helping the elderly on the train and he was interested in such a kind person. Then they have sex and make up, and Yoshino says he’s noticed Rou’s aura has changed to be a bit more panicky and nervous. So don’t worry, it’s nice that Rou opens up about his emotions and stops trying to be this uncaring asshole type lol