I got myself roped into this sort. It’s 3:30 on a school night... I didn’t sort out my priorities; or did I?
NO STOP YOU CANNOT DO THIS I NEED AN UPDATE PLEASE IM SO SHOOK IM NOT EVEN USING PROPER PUNCTUATION OR GRAMMARRRRRRRRR
Minkyu and his friends are seriously how my friends and I act. I laughed so hard, and sent so many screenshots to people while they were probably asleep.
Maybe it’s because I’m slightly sleep deprived, but I’m very much confused.
Yo, what if the author just ended it there?
That would be so awful and iconic at the same time
Wait a hot second. EXCUSE ME, DID I JUST SEE THAT IT WAS COMPLETED AT ONE CHAPTER? Oooofffff, the realization hit me man, and it hit me hard...
I was already crying but now I’m bawling like a dingbat. Great. This was great though. My heart can’t handle anymore.
Does anyone else remember that chant kids used to do in primary school? “Rejected! Rejected! Yeah you just got rejected! R-E-J-E-C-T-E-D, REJECTED!”
I like this story, and I think the idea that Tora wants to ride on the back of Tetsu’s bike is cute, as it relates to their past; how Tora loves riding on the back of Tetsu’s bike is sweet when they’re kids, but in my opinion (please don’t bash me for having one) I think it would’ve been more of a development if Tora insisted in having his own bike. I say this because if Tora said “I don’t want to be behind you, but I want to be next to you,” as if he was saying, I want to be your equal. For behind you, I see it as someone’s trying to support the other, which I get. In this case, I think Tora can still be independent and support Tetsu, and I think the bike represents independence and one bike represents coedependence. I’m probably wrong, but that’s just my opinion. Great story though!!
I see it as him saying “I want to be the number one special person to you” since Tetsu never let anyone ride on the back of his bike cause he was all about treating his members equally. Tora’s kinda saying that the seat behind Tetsu is specifically reserved for him only I don’t think he would feel as complete riding on his own
Yeah. I can understand the author's sentiment on this matter, but while the importance of the back seat is obvious in the flash-backs I think that they somewhat failed to convey the same feeling towards the end.