Chapter 43: Ballade - Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso

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No matter how you look at it, Reina-san is trying to say she didn’t cheat—but at the same time, she was caught holding someone else’s hand. It wasn’t her cousin like she tried to claim; it was the pageant manager. So she was holding his hand romantically, but she doesn’t believe holding hands is cheating? That’s physical contact. And not just any contact—she was embracing him, passionately holding his hand. Yet she expects Yuuta to not view what she did as cheating?

Even if she tries to explain herself, the way she’s handling this makes it impossible to trust her. Like, come on, bro. She’s despicable. She’s definitely for the streets. Why would you tell Yuuta, "There’s nothing to explain. It’s exactly how you saw it, but I didn’t cheat." What kind of logic is that? Why put up this wall?

And then her best friend Natsuki has the nerve to say, "You should listen to Reina. She didn’t cheat. You still think she cheated on you?" What kind of explanation is this? And to top it off, she tries to flip it on Yuuta, saying, "Well, he cheated first." How? By hanging out with Ayaka, his best friend? Come on now. If Yuuta had actually cheated first, the story wouldn’t even start like this, and he wouldn’t be feeling as betrayed as he does. I don’t buy for a second that he cheated.

And if Reina did react that way because she thought he was cheating, that’s even worse. That just means she let her insecurities take over. Meanwhile, when Yuuta saw her holding another guy’s hand, his reaction was to let the relationship go. That’s a respectable move on his part. He wasn’t out here trying to make excuses—he just walked.

Then after all that baiting, she finally comes up with some half-assed excuse? Like, bruh, I don’t care what happens next. There’s nothing she can say that will justify this. If she wasn’t cheating, why didn’t she plead her case when Yuuta first accused her? She had plenty of chances to clear things up, but instead, she dodged the subject—only to later admit she was holding another guy’s hand.

These 53 pages? At least the second half was just a bunch of dancing around the subject, and then basically confirming what he already knew. That’s ridiculous.

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