Mu Yang casually fourth wheeling her own date that was crashed by her fiancée and another girl, all whilst yearning for an entirely different woman - peak lesbianism.
I also really appreciate how kind Chihiro is this chapter - giving Iori the choice to decide for herself if she wants to forget her father or not.
The pages where he acknowledged his own father's misgivings and thinks about how different and easier his life would be if he didn't live with him but confirms he would never want to trade the time he shared with him anyway - my heart squeezed at that ngl.
The panel where the Masumi were introducing themselves to Samura's daughter cracks me up. Poor Ro, as a shortass myself I took psychic damage from that.
First, she was a bodyguard, then a teacher for some unexplained reason, and now she is in a band?! Mid-life crisis, perhaps?
I have a feeling the author probably wrote themselves into a corner and have no idea how to carry on the story, it's been all over the place in recent chapters, but I really like the art so I'll see it through to the end.