What's on his head at the banquet (ch13)? There's a reddish-brown spot on top of his head that wasn't at the beginning of the chapter or the prior one. Is it so he is marked as a "guest?" Did wolf dude wear lipstick and kiss his head?
In the novel that's actually an accidental sauce stain from the puppy being on his lap while he was eating in the scene before. They didn't really explain that as well in this
Okay, thank you. Maybe he will notice in the next chapter but my first thought was a bald spot because white fur like that tends to be thin. Threw that right out the window because puppy's probably the least stressed than he has been in his entire life.
He knew actually but the chapter cut off that part.
Amiable was also used in Legally Blonde (which is what pops into my head at the word.) I think it is used twice in the movie but the first place this happens is when Elle is expecting Warner to propose in the restaurant, all bright and perky, ready to say yes.
Glad we are getting words like that in our translations but if anyone wanted a way for it to stick, this post is another place where the word is used and has a better visual.
Beginning of chapter: "Leo, you're being stupid. What are you doing? F-buddies is just going to make more problems."
End of chapter: "JJ, *sigh* WTF? Did you get h*rny and all the blood rush out of your brain for you to think what you're doing is okay? It's not going to make the situation better, at least."
Man, do I want to put you both in the get-along shirt in time out and make you think why you both need to apologize to each other because you BOTH need to apologize.
Since the teacher brought up the contest, all I can think of is him taking the credit. She should have checked the rules before blindly trusting she could participate but she can't see he has bad intentions. Jasper can.
If it wasn't a priority now, I must collect this manga now that there is a seal. I've been holding out for the really nice hardcopy versions they've been putting out for other series but I might not make it.
But I've got the ship-building materials; looks like production is still ongoing!
I smell a cat. Because of the story, it might be a dog. However, we haven't had a cat teasing story yet.
I am sorry I didn't mean to dislike your comment it just did the opposite I wanted to do my phone cliche. I am betting that it is cat too but yeah it might be a dog since we haven't seen any cats in the story not even in the background. Again sorry for thumb down
Hey, it happens. We've all done it. They're so small, after all.
But as someone with cats that claim our house as their territory and dogs across the street, I have seen cats tease dogs all the time. This is an anti-hero arc starting.
We actually have ran into a cat before. When Myeongdong got lost, Dana ran into a cat that resembled him.
"Jasper, who is so proud, wouldn't admit his feelings first."
I beg to differ.
"And I wouldn't like Jasper."
And that’s a lie. You already know he's sh*t at math and he doesn't find magical engineering interesting. You pointed out yourself that he doesn't have to take more than the class he failed. Put two and two together, girl. You're blind because you have worries you shouldn't have because your dad's crap.
As for it working out or not, we haven't seen Jasper need to buy anything (except maybe the expo tickets.) He doesn't seem to spend frivolously. He is in a prime position to throw away his title since he's the second son with an abusive older brother. Like Rose said at the beginning: completing an academy education near guarantees a job. Might he regret it later? Maybe. Depends on how successful Rose becomes, as she's passionate and excels at what she wants to be (aka, I think she would make more than him.) We haven't seen him have ambition besides wanting to make her happy and being caught in a loveless marriage. He has a body that could stand up to labor, if nothing else.
I have to get this out of my head because it's been rattling around since Hound showed up.
I love how out of the three brothers, Roxant was like, "1, 2, 3 not gay."
I love how nonchalant same sex relations are treated; even Vivian's uptight, no-good nosy dad wasn't upset that his daughter was pursuing a woman but that it was /the/ Noah Hildebrand (though he still wanted her to get over it and marry a man because dude wants alliances.) I'm not gay but I am tired of it being a character's one trait in media or a scandalous source of tension.
Everyone feels so fleshed out and the misunderstandings are usually resolved quickly instead of lingering past their due date (Roxant is trying his best and is so close to telling her the truth and it's understandable why he's having a problem saying it.) Just, ugh, *chef's kiss* so glad I am here reading this.
"Is there a way..."
Me: "C-section, maybe. You know, if you're quick enough for the blood loss not to be equal to vaginal."
Doctor: "There is a medicine to terminate..."
Me: "Well, fire this guy. He knows damn well it's too late for that to work and not have the same likelihood of killing her. 99% sure Beatrice will want to go through with it and you're wasting your time but that's not the same amount of 'drama.' Talk to her, even if you won't like the answer."