the memories of Yano at the school festival finally unveil Nana true feelings.
Tears runs along her cheeks as she pictures memories from the night at the school festival. His smile, his voice, his gestures, the feel of his arms, all of it. It would have been better if I hadn't come to know him. It would have been better if we hadn't met. You know, this is how I would put it, Aki-chan. Now, She seems to respond to Aki's words with her own confession. On that occasion, Nana listened to Aki's confession without replying a single word ( was she just shocked by Aki's honesty or trying not to let her guard down?). Unlike Takhashi ( which was unaware of the situation) She was there when his mother died yet she wasn't able to say or do anything to comfort him. Even so she regret her inability to help him when he needed the most. Aki admitted that she wanted to be more than a friend to him but then again she knew that the only person precious to Yano's heart was Takahashi ( which she envied so much). in chapter 45, Aki revealed her regret: losing Yano especially the way she did. She is lying on her bed thinking about the conversation earlier with Aki. The scene moves to Nanami, alone in her bedroom. We are not told exactly what she says but from Take's speechless expression we understand it is something quite serious ( I bet it has to do with the meeting with Yano.however I don't know whether she just mentioned that or the fact that she told Nanami as well.*sweats*) Apparently Aki has some important news for him. He is pretty excited about his plans for tomorrow ( which is Nanami's birthday). Take, still in his office working overtime, receives a call from Aki-chan. After the flashbacks included in chapter 46 and 47 we are back to the present time, so the events continue follow the story from chapter 45. The chapter starts with a very interesting scene. Why? Probably because after pages and pages of misery and suppressed feelings, we finally get our heroes to admit thay haven't forgotten about each other which is kinda reassuring considering what we've been reading up to now. Although very short, this is one of my favourite parts from volume 12.
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