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Well, there's "Azami" that explains how Kan-chan get to become an abuser. I've read it only once because is really painful and you get why Yumi said that Kan-chan's wounds are not visible.
Oh thanks for pointing it out, i too looked at it again to internalize. It's a good book but it should be tagged to have ptsd warnings. Wat do ya think? It's heart breaking but refreshing at the same time. (i love good cries)
From one book to another. I was crying my eyes out. Sensei's writing just went outside japan and came to my country to slap some reality in me. The physical abuse had alot of meaning to both sides and they were both emotionally damaged and were hanging by together until one of them breaks and it was good that Yumi was saved first before they got to a point of killing, and I am so glad that Hayashida san realized that it was all wrong. They loved each other as well. There was a missing part as to where all the abuse started but it looked like Maa kun's shadow followed through their relationship too. AHHHHHH i can say all the thoughts in my head. I am just glad to know they all ended up with people they deserve in the end.