This volume is a little bit more serious then previous volumes. The author deals with Tachibana's fears regarding his childhood abduction and Kanda' fears of being unwanted. I really wish that another volume of this would come out, especially since there were some things that very unresolved to me. (Who was that light haired man obsessed with his four year old daughter?) ( )

This volume is a little bit more serious then previous volumes. The author deals with Tachibana's fears regarding his childhood abduction and Kanda' fears of being unwanted. I really wish that another volume of this would come out, especially since there were some things that very unresolved to me. (Who was that light haired man obsessed with his four year old daughter?) ( )

This volume is a little bit more serious then previous volumes. The author deals with Tachibana's fears regarding his childhood abduction and Kanda' fears of being unwanted. I really wish that another volume of this would come out, especially since there were some things that very unresolved to me. (Who was that light haired man obsessed with his four year old daughter?) ( )

This volume is a little bit more serious then previous volumes. The author deals with Tachibana's fears regarding his childhood abduction and Kanda' fears of being unwanted. I really wish that another volume of this would come out, especially since there were some things that very unresolved to me. (Who was that light haired man obsessed with his four year old daughter?) ( )

Not much to say about this series. I wanted to like it a lot, and I liked it enough to read through all four volumes, but... eh. I'm not much of a manga reader--I love comics but manga somehow short-circuits my brain--and there were a bunch of elements that just didn't make sense to me. That could be in part because it skipped all over the place, time-wise, but still.

Good enough, I guess. ( )