Ralaire is adorable as heck.

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This chapter sponsored by Cinderella Sneakers.

If this was a hentai manga, there would be nothing wrong with this. But it is very clearly not. But, you know how manga is:
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"Yeah, so, your daughter stayed with me for XX months, but you do not need to worry, we never had sex. Also, I did not kiss her, not even once. Yes, your teenage daughter stayed in a bachelor's one room apartment, sleeping mere inches from each other, and we never did anything lewd or sexual. Even though every other guy she stayed with fucked her silly, I never touched her. I let her live, rent free in my one room apartment with no strings attached. You can take my word for it. The single adult male who shared his one room apartment with your teenage daughter." Yeah, that should go over well.

THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHS!

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So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu.

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Damn, how much older is he than she?

So it was Senko who weirded before Ruka.

I cannot believe the goldfish lived.

Apparently he does not realize "salaryman" is a superpower

Wow, Mama was stupid as a kid.

So, Eroko-san was so popular that the mangaka decided to change this manga's art style to Eroko-san's art style.

Oh no, not a pinch.

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I wonder who is going to weird in front of You-kun first, Ruka or Senko?

The pronoun game is a trope wherein you conceal the identity, name and or gender of a character by using non-gender specific pronouns such as "them," "they," or "that person," to refer to them, they, or that person. It is usually only done to keep the reader, viewer, or listener in suspense as the characters usually already know to whom the person playing the pronoun game is referring. Or, sometimes, there is one character that is the audience's proxy who also does not know who they, them, or that person is.

That guy is going to need some salve for that burn.