Chapter 23: I just want to tell you - Shougakusei ga Mama demo Ii desu ka?

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WAIT....
somehow i feel sad right now....
it is kinda wholesome yet very sad....
where is the others? how the kids eat? how they survived this far? where are their parents?
omg....

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4 days on a white bussiness, the kind that respect all laws and treat employees fairly, sadly, most of japan salary mans workf for black companies, bussiness who don't care about labor works, using loop holes to make their force work 7 days at week, and 12 to 18 hours at day, and of course, they have no problem on forcing the employees in the infamous Death Marchs, working several days in a row, barely sleeping, and under constant stress.
Why anybody endures trough that abuse? i have no idea, i have heard several explanations, but you know, mainly it's because they need the money, and about getting your girl pregnant, well, japan has a very low childbirth rate so a pregnancy it's a good thing, except if you are into a toxic marriage, wich seems to happen a lot, so add that to the stress pool.

You're right. Yu Juran didn’t just abandon Sena—she became her worst nightmare. All because she was afraid of being bullied herself. She wanted to fit in, and in doing so, she lost any sense of morality and became someone truly despicable.

That’s why I find her downfall so satisfying. It’s one of the reasons I enjoy this series. She’s a character who built her world on lies and manipulation—and now, she’s facing someone who won’t fall for any of it: Han Bora. Bora isn’t just another victim—she’s out for justice, for what happened to her sister.

And every time Juran tries to twist the situation, it backfires. She used to have everything. But now? She’s losing it all. Her brother, once her biggest supporter, can’t even look her in the eye. He’s disgusted by who she’s become.

Now she’s so desperate, she’s resorted to putting a hit on Bora—because she knows she can’t manipulate her, can’t beat her, can’t even fight her. And this decision? It’s going to destroy her. Because Woojin, her brother, is still in love with Bora. He’s willing to do anything to protect her. That’s why he waited outside the school—because he cares.

But if Na Jisoo goes through with the hit, Woojin might get caught in the crossfire. And when that happens, the blame will fall squarely on Juran. She’ll go from a wealthy YouTuber to a criminal. A girl who tried to kill a fellow student.

And honestly? That ending fits. For someone who threw away everything good in herself for power and control, this is exactly what she deserves. She’s not just messed up—she’s cruel. She’s evil. And it’s all finally catching up to her.

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