Tokyo: I Sheltered the Homeless girl (1-156).

Summary

In this chapter, Mine Shiori experiences a mix of emotions as she contemplates her relationship with her disciple, Sawayama Haruno. She finds comfort in their connection, despite not having any direct contact, and worries about the possibility of being overshadowed by him. Determined to make up for past regrets, she resolves to work hard and improve her studies. As class comes to an end, Haruno reflects on his work for a novel inspired by "Norwegian Wood," contemplating its relevance in today's digital age. He considers sharing his progress with Shiori, acknowledging her dedication and charm while questioning if a small preview would suffice her anticipation. Meanwhile, a sudden encounter with Mana Miyazawa shifts the tone. She confronts Haruno about his relationship with another girl, Maki, prompting questions about his feelings and their past. As their conversation unfolds, Mana displays an emotional vulnerability, trying to grasp the nature of Haruno's relationship with Maki. Despite wanting to clarify matters, Haruno feels pity for Mana and reveals details about his evolving relationship with Maki. Mana's reaction becomes increasingly intense, expressing that the situation is surprisingly fulfilling for her, highlighting her complex feelings and preferences. The chapter ends with an underlying tension as both characters navigate their emotional entanglements.

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