Is it just me who feels like she gave him a potion of honesty or something instead of love potion?
What's he gonna say??!!?! "To be ho" to be what? To be home? To be hoed? To be what I fell like I'm forgetting something
i feel like he was gonna say to be honest
Maybe “to be honest”
Lmao to be ho or not to be ho, that is the question
To be honest i like you (?) Or i love you
To be honest i like you (?) Or i love you. Because... I think When Doc wrote that message, he was already aware of his feeling
I love it. I love the way the characters aren't dumb and are all part of their own schemes. I love how the story is perfectly curated to the point that everything falls into place. I love how they show each of the character's perspective so we know how they think and what they truly felt. I lobe how it's straight to the point and theres extra storyline. This is the kind of stories I can get into. (If you guys know a story that's like this one where everyone is smart, a recommendation will be appreciated) ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ
I know this is a big thing for fathers to choose whether to save their wives or the child, but if you think about it, the only correct answer is to save the mother. I know that the decision he's making is hard for him but it's still early. She's not even on the 3rd trimester. I believe that he should talk this out with her because this is a very sensitive topic for the both of them specially since there's the fact that Beatrice had a hard time conceiving before. I'm not agreeing to his way of getting rid of the child but he should really think this through.
This is the most bittersweet story I've read in along time ╥﹏╥
The people here don't get the essence of this story
it's weird. The main characters' dynamics is reaaally weird. They are technically aunt and nephew. Adoptive family is still family idk why this is a thing in mangas.
Not to mention, there is no regrets whatsoever with Bright. Or even if he did regret, it's apparent that he would still make the same choice. i hate how he had a good life while Wis suffered.
I mean you're right but I'm talking about the wisteria's story all in all and not giving a fuck about bright and his wife that I forgot the name. I'm loving the plot where she handles the fact that she's basically immortal(I guess cause she doesnt really age) and how she adapts to living in a place where she's alone and so different in her world (remember she's still a noble). I agree that the relationship is weird and it's not really my cup of tea but I'm more focused on her life as someone who can stay sane after living in a world where the only entertainment you have is talking sword. (Shit if that was me I would've killed myself a long time ago and let the world just suffer.)
Regarding bright and everything that happened, it's part of her past that is a crucial part of the story because every story should have their own conflicts and resolution otherwise it'll be bland as fuck. Also I'm sure they'll have their worlds ripped apart once they find out that not only is wisteria alive but also hasn't aged a bit. Let's all give the author a chance to show how rich the story can be by letting it grow. We're not even the climax yet and ya'll are already judging smh.
But yeah the dynamics are weird cause technically speaking they are considered as aunt and nephew ╮(￣▽￣)╭
some people can't get past the complex relationship that happened here but i do think that because of it this story became more better (not because i have a fetish for that). though i still hope people would give this a try and be open minded about it. like i can't emphasize how good this story is if only the readers understood the story deeper and the author knew what they are doing.
Why is everyone so dum｡ﾟヽ(ﾟ｀Д´ﾟ)ﾉﾟ｡