Ch18 P49
Yikes! What a scene! We’ve got one more page to the end of this chapter (posting Friday)! Starting next week, I will be taking my usual month-break from the comic to complete the script for the next chapter! The comic will return to normal updates August 3rd!
ALSO, I will be working on getting the final pieces together for my upcoming Love Not Found Volume 2 Kickstarter! I had planned to launch in March, but then the pandemic hit us and I was going to wait until things got ‘back to normal’. (lol, right?) So, I’m just gonna go for it. I would absolutely love to bring you a new book and have money for bills!
The new collection will include Chapters 8-14 and I have gone back and touched up a bunch of little things, but the biggest improvement being the word bubbles! They’ve all been redone to give a uniform look to the book which I have to admit, really improves the whole look. There will be a bunch of bonus material including full-color illustrations, notes, sketches/concept work, and the like! There will also be other goodies available! I will keep you updated on a launch date.
So excited for the Kickstarter! I know with the pandemic, a lot of people have been putting these on hold but I really miss awesome comics Kickstarters!
I hope you get some rest too, Admin. You deserve it.
Nooooooo!!!!!
Oh the last page has me curious.
I am guessing there’s undiscussed affections that the boss man has for him… ooooh dear.
Ah, excellent to have the opportunity to back this via Kickstarter (backed the last one). I really enjoy this webcomic.
What an awful woman is Abeille’s mother…..
I wonder if Miel will try to talk to Abeille’s father Mellow and try to find a way forward…. just a thought.
I hope that Miel’s look at Acer says, “You just enabled my girlfriends abusive mother in abusing her. What you did was not okay.”
He clearly had no idea this was going to happen. It would be very unfair to blame him.
I wonder what’s going on in Acer’s mind- If he blames Miel for any part of this than I think it’s fair to blame Acer, just not for the reasons listed above.
Regardless of his feelings about Miel’s part in this, it’s wholeheartedly unfair to blame his boss for her mother’s actions. He had no idea who she was at first and certainly had no idea she was going to react like this. He immediately was concerned/worried when she stormed off looking for her daughter and realized that a mistake had been made. It looked like he was trying to stop her even? He also diffused the situation so it didn’t escalate further.
You simply cannot blame the man for how Abielle’s mother reacted. He had no idea what type of person she was. He thought he was helping a mother find her daughter that she had been accidentally separated from. Those actions aren’t under his control at all.
I’m predictable: Blame is pointless, unless it’s about an insurance claim. But, I’m unsure what to think of Mr. Acier. He’s cold, then he’s calling Miel “dear”, then he and Ms. Frelon seem relatable, now he’s seeming concerned. Bad things are done by people with good intentions. He’s done something unwise, with Abeille’s mom, I suspect.
I respectfully disagree. He may not have known what would happen, but as a manager he should know better than to disclose an employee’s whereabouts to an unknown 3rd party. This is common practice today, I can’t imagine that this wouldn’t be common practice in the future.
As an alternate to what he did (“I saw Miel and Abeille over by the supplies tent”), he should’ve said “I know Miel, let me see if I can reach him” and excuse himself to do so out of sight/earshot of Abeille’s mother, where he could’ve asked them both for consent to relay where they were.
We’ve seen enough examples of abusive relationships in this story that it should still be known as A Thing to be wary of.
Just noticed the consistency of Abeille apologizing for her mom’s behaviour. That’s a tough one. She knows her mom says or reacts in ways that aren’t polite, but she’ll just say ‘sorry she’s just like that’ as a defense. Kind of.. Wasp 101.