What a man Kaoru is. You don't hurt the girl you profess to love.
If you can feel like that; you're up for a fulfilled life (you can almost have no regrets in life).

Hirayasumi. Just my humble opinion, still missing the tiniest pinch of salt to be compared to Yotsuba, Aria the Masterpiece, Yokohama Kikou, or my personal favourite Usuzumi Hate

Grandmother version 2. Spreading love.

I resigned from my position as a paediatric registrar, I was one final step away from being a specialist. To be honest, if I had stayed in that field, I couldn't say with certainty that I wouldn't be able to say, "I'm glad to be alive." Life works on no matter what, but I chose to become a specialist out of peer pressure. I quit that job and now I'm working as a general practitioner, and with my extensive knowledge in children, I have something to offer to the community. Very much happier, less tied, perhaps less rich, but "I'm glad to be alive."

A quick kiss indeed.

Cough and flu are the bread and butter of general practitioners, but Japanese don't visit GPs for that.

Money is important, but happiness is not dependent on it if you could define happiness like they did above.

how is he shy? confused me lol

She's a goner when she laughed.

The Fable came to mind while I was reading these because both are laid-back style.

Just my opinion—they haven't worked well together thus far because their conceptions of happiness are too dissimilar.

Ikemen

her single-hood coming to an end?

Forgiveness is salvation, wise words indeed.
9/10

Nono-kind of girl is my kryptonite.

Having a dream like that really fries a human brain away.

Forgiveness is the healing balm in any case, an indisputable truth.

Full of regrets is the Lake of fire and brimstone.

Women empowerment is among the greatest things to have happened in the modern era. Toxic feminism is disastrous; men and women are not made alike to complement each other.

Lets go!