I would suspect that their families learn of it through some indirect means stemming from student gossip, before they get the chance to tell them themselves.

From my twitter/X feed:

https://x.com/AlephBlog/status/1798395206242537981

The author has been good so far. I suspect this chapter is meant to show how deep the corruption runs in South Korea. And yes, I thought the same thing as Nexus1961, we are getting close to the end, because I think, "How can you top this?"

All that said, Henry gave a pretty elegant apology to Martha.

You are his wife. It is your duty to give him "more of that."

I think there is a good chance that Manager Kim will reject the battle suit. He likes the way that he dresses for battle, and doesn't want to be encumbered or less comfortable with something he isn't used to.

One of the most creative ways to express love.

They will end North Korea, and end the corruption of the South Korean government by the Chaebols. Am I exaggerating? Of course.

There have been tough grannies in America as well.

https://i.postimg.cc/Gtb5kCMH/i.jpg

Truths that sound like lies usually get disregarded as bad jokes.

Kim knows how to pick his battles.

Kawato may be missing, but he is not absent.

Quite a trip since "I like you. Chinatsu Senpai, I like you a lot." in chapter 103 -- eight months ago for readers...

From my point of view, the problem wasn't the last chapter, which I thought was a marginally clever way to complete a manga that did not have much of a plot or strong characters. Mimiel had one victory criterion, "Learn to love." She gave up her own life for Ren. And, as Jesus said in John 15:13, "Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends." As such, it's a fitting ending for a marginal manga (with many misquotations of the Bible).

The indie film idea is indeed different, and is playing into what Ryou might see as a career.

Giving up your own interests to help someone else.

Sadly, many moderately bright young people with no goals take that route, because that is what they have seen and grown up around. Then after investing time in college, and internships, you learn too late that teaching school is a thankless job where you can't please everyone , has a lot of internal and external politics, and much time spent off the job grading papers. (At least this is so in the US.) I have known many teachers that regretted their choice. Math and science teachers have marketable skills, so they are hard to retain. Practically, the rest are trapped, though I know of one English teacher who became a successful real estate salesman. Many of them count off the years until retirement longingly.

I'm a mathematical businessman of sorts (actuary, quant), so I would give my wife who was a high school math teacher a break by helping her grade papers on occasion. If she didn't need it, I would study for my actuarial exams. She was grateful to me that she could quit teaching, and become a full-time wife and mother. She loved it.

Mikumo, the best strategist of the bunch!

If democracy and capitalism play favorites in a major way, they invite fascism and socialism to show up.

Taiki knows Chinatsu well -- she needed to deal not just with the pain, but the sorrow as well. She can put up a bold front, but she really wanted to win it the first time.