Tohru finally faces her true feelings for both Kyo and Kyoko.
Chapter 113: A Good Teacher
In order to gain something or learn something, maybe you have to sacrifice something or hurt something, no matter how depressing that might be.
Chapter 112: A Sad Connection
Yuki and Machi continue to grow closer (and more adorable).
5 Christian Stories for Adults
While I personally tend to gravitate toward children’s literature, there is a grand tradition of mature Christian storytelling, stories that grapple with real and pressing issues in a thoughtful manner. Read more
Chapter 111: Someone Like You
Shigure is being Shigure, and Tohru is being Tohru.
Chapter 110: How People Get Hurt
As Kyo and Tohru continue to be adorably and frustratingly dense, Yuki abandons that awkwardness only to be drawn into Ayame’s special brand of awkward.
Chapter 109: Children Always Understand
It was the anniversary of Kyoko Honda’s death. When I told her I couldn’t go with her to visit the grave this time, she simply answered, “Okay,” and smiled at me. How many more times will I be pardoned by that smile?
Chapter 108: First in My Heart
Confronted with a very possible future without Kyo in it, Tohru is finally forced to interrogate her real feelings.
Chapter 107: The Final Banquet
Rin’s finally safe (and on the same page as Haru for once), but she’s still desperate for answers.
Chapter 106: Not A Burden
I woke up in the hospital. What a horrible dream. I thought I was in there…the Cat’s room. A room so quiet it felt like it was at the world’s end. Was it a dream? Did I dream I was there? Or am I dreaming that I’m here now? I don’t know. I want to go home. I have to go home. Let’s go home. But where is home? Not here. Somewhere… Read more
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