A strong volume for a series that's always pretty enjoyable.

I think this one went into too many long rambling rants or speeches, but overall it was still solid. The idea of Sayu finding acceptances and safeness is really nice. A girl who's been through hell, used, and abused, it was really nice to see this. The fact both her roommate and her new friend protected her was great. Not sure how I felt about Yaguchi scene at work but I do love the fact he's not forgiven, and the fact something is really wrong with him.

I'm eager to see how this series continues onward.