My company was laid off due to poor management, and I helped a woman on a crowded train... [Manga]

[@RebornSkyDXBurner]

It was pretty obvious that the Maeda’s stalker is Miyashita with the hooded figure popping up throughout the video. Miyashita is awful for spreading Akane’s information like that so, he can "save" her on that day. Also, the double twists that we got with what Suguru’s father did to a patient then to the truth being revealed.

[@AliceYuki11]

Miyashita must have listened to "Never gonna give you up" so many times the song played in his head and he never stopped bothering Akane until Suguru stepped up to prevent this stalker from constantly harassing her. Also, the backstory involving Akane's mom and Suguru's father is kinda depressing and sad to see.

[@Maninawig]

I dunno if Rick Asley would be the right call here. I think he was listening to "I want you to want me" instead.

[@seanchow806]

@@ManinawigWhich song is that?🤔

[@Maninawig]

@@seanchow806 I Want You To Want Me by Cheap Trick.

[@IslandBoy-808]

Trying to imagine Miyashita doing the Rick Roll in front of Akane.😄

[@McGowJobs]

@@Maninawig I was thinking "Every Breath You Take" by the Police.

[@Aguy-hy9hg]

The FVA moved me. Her acting was top-tier this story. What a great little story. Thank you for your work.

[@theperceptor9287]

Yes Brittany is a wonderful voice actor/actress. She really brought warmth to her character in this story. She never disappoints when she puts her emotions into a story. I'm a big fan of her's ❤️

[@doublem3585]

​@@theperceptor9287same here, i 100% agree what you said. I still can't believe that in the first stories of this channels, there was people who said that she and the male va weren't good

[@theperceptor9287]

@@doublem3585 I haven't been following this channel that long but people at the beginning of this channel said stuff like that about her ?? That's really disappointing to hear. I think she's an amazing voice actor/actress. 👍 And I've never had any issues with the male voice actors either.

[@doublem3585]

@@theperceptor9287 yeah, when i watched some of the old video, i found some comments who said it. I never agreed with them. I mean, it's true the va had less experience back then than now, but in my opinon they made a good job back then too

[@Miss_Bronya1]

Wasn't expecting the plot twist involving both Akane's mother and Suguru's father coming in light. I kinda feel bad for what happened but I'm glad Miyashita got expelled and received a restraining order for stalking Akane.

[@playerback7722]

Yep

[@playerback7722]

Yep

[@NaLu_85]

I figured the identity of the stalker early on but I didn't expect the whole backstory of the MC would have been so dark. I've truly enjoyed this story

[@doublem3585]

Thank you lovekoi for giving us another amazing story. You upload a new story every day, but despite that the high quality doesn't fall down, it's impressive. Back to the story, i think Suguru's father made the right choice, humanly speaking. Law is made by humans, so it may not be unfailing every time.

[@小奧-k8e]

Basically, news spread like a wildfire which sometimes can be cruel.

[@dimasnaufaltangahu1457]

So, what's your afterstory then?

[@Nanashi_MYOB]

The only thing faster than the speed of light is probably bad/negative news, which unfortunately follows it's own laws.

[@Dante999000]

Which makes the internet much more dangerous rather than safe.

[@Maninawig]

Wow. This is actually a rare dark background.

[@jtmcmurdy]

One of the better stories. well done. Nice twist at the end. Good Job to the VA's

[@theperceptor9287]

Yes the voice actors did a really good job with their parts in the story. Brittany always does an incredible job and she never disappoints. Could listen to her for hours. 👍

[@bebeklojing]

Respect to his father... He kept his patient secret even thought the cost of it was jail

[@deanwinchester7179]

I don't think he kept it secret, his son just freaked out and abandoned him without doing any research or asking questions. How can you possibly not know the details of your father's case otherwise?

[@theperceptor9287]

It's hard to know what the right decision is in this kind of situation. I respect his father's decision to give relief to his patient in her continuous suffering. It cost him his medical practice. 😢

[@Dynasty0612]

That question at the end is grounds for a massive debate. people may agree with one side over the other. Both sides have merits both both sides have deficits as well.

[@kathi2594]

Beautiful detail of the stalker beeing always there in the background wearing his hoodie since the beginning on the train. As soon as the term stalker came up I noticed him in the background and hat to rewatch to be certain. To notch detail. Love it

[@12Ger13]

Insane story, astonishing in so many ways. I'm speechless to be honest. Enjoyed the story a lot. The MC's dad did a good job, hard decision, but thought of his patient although is a delicate topic and hard to choose sides, maybe I'm choosing his side right now because it is a manga? Can't even tell myself.

[@joycetarr4955]

I had a patient that had bone ca, she would scream in pain. She received pain medication every two hours. The medicine varied but the relief was short lived. There wasn't a nurse that didn't give her medicine on time every time. We worked around that schedule to ensure she never missed a dosage or changing her patch. The doctors couldn't give her more. We would sit with her give her cool compress to her forehead, neck. Between the pain, she would calm and talk. She was a lovely lady, she gifted me a lamp, one she had brought from home. She insisted, her family insisted, cause it made her happy, I accepted. 30+ years later, I still have that lamp and the memory of a very brave woman. The day she died, I was on shift and knew because her screams had finally stopped. I was happy and sad, happy won out though, her pain was gone. Sometimes, people do the wrong thing for the right reason.

[@theperceptor9287]

Thanks for sharing this outstanding performance Miss Brittany and to the male voice actor as well. This story was a tear jerker once the connection between his father and her mother came to light. So sad what happened 😢

[@PS3PS2fan]

It's such a moral dillemma. Breaking the rules/law to do the right thing. We already live in a world where the law is the law. There can be no exceptions. **Anyways, for the afterstory:** Suguru was able to start college while still working as a security guard. He's also in a loving relationship with Akane. Thankfully, his father was released due to good behavior and completing his 5 year sentence. He managed to reunite with his son while he's a sophomore. He also met Akane, who is the daughter of the mother he euthanized. He was really regretful, but Akane reassured him that he did the right thing. However, naturally, Suguru's father was forbidden from becoming a doctor again because of the crime. The medical industry wanted nothing more to do with him. But surprisingly, the negative reception of his father has died down as the truth of the incident would come to light. Instead, people finally learning about the truth made them question about the law in general. While his father is banned from medical practice, he isn't banned from providing guidance to other medical practitioners as it's a completely different story. One of his doctor friends from before recommended that he should be an online medical consultant. The company that's offering it's position is a part of the Society Reintegration Program for Former Criminals. He's happy that he's able to at least do something. Of course, there's no need to explain further about Miyashita. He was expelled for stalking. That's it.

[@theperceptor9287]

That's a good after story, I like it. 👍

[@ToorGoruK0316]

Extra: the stalker was kicked out of his parents house and those close to him had sever ties with him

[@Dante999000]

Which is why being human sucks ass; you want to do the right thing BUT the moment you do, the law comes knocking and ruining your life, all because of the "right thing".

[@NeoAstronus]

Afterstory : Fmc's antagonist male senior miyashita dropped out university and disowned by his parents because he stalking fmc , distrub fmc / mc . After that he officially turn into homeless. Miyashita was shocked because fmc doing better and both mc and fmc are dating . After saw this he was frustrated but that moment a boy brutally killed him because miyashita stalking his girlfriend . Mc and fmc saw news in tv but shocked / happy because fmc's trash antagonist male senior miyashita brutally murder because he was stalking another people girlfriend.

[@theperceptor9287]

Wow this after story is a bit darker than the main story. I'm not saying that I don't like it, I'm just saying damn.

[@NeoAstronus]

@theperceptor9287 My afterstory always darker

[@小奧-k8e]

Afterstory: Years later, Suguru's father releases from the prison. Both Suguru and his mother hug him tight, later he introduced Akane to his parents and they fond of her. However,her senpai Miyashita not only expelled from college and now he was being disowned by his parents and friends. So now, rumours about he works as skyscraper window washer.

[@theperceptor9287]

Thanks for sharing your after story with us. Miyashita washing windows is definitely not a job for myself. 👍

[@小奧-k8e]

@@theperceptor9287 ,thank you.

[@theperceptor9287]

Thanks lovekoi manga for sharing this dark story with us. I really enjoyed the twist that his father helped her mother with her situation. Definitely had a bad feeling about her college senpai from the moment they met. 👍

[@Senbonzakura6]

Miyashita is lucky Suguru isn't a WWE fan. If he is one of them, Samoa Joe's Coquina Clutch might have taken you out here at 15:09

[@T1mmypsp-1]

goddamn, so many twists and turns on this clip here. even though i was reminded of manga room's episode from 3 years ago called "A High School Girl Always Hugs Me On The Packed Train" mixed with manga rabbit homenoba's episode from 2 years ago called "On my way home, a woman in front of me dropped something. When I took it for her...", the choices on assisted death or committing a neccessary crime was a rare touch-up subject that was brought in that it felt controversial. why did they blur the words "murderer", "suicide" and "killed"? i didn't get why suguru needed to lie on 11:02 like that and that part on 16:21 didn't make any sense with miyashita telling akane that "she's better off happy" with someone else other than suguru like the sins of their fathers would play a huge role in it while being ANY LESS horrible than being a stalker. but at least akane didn't take that at face value and didn't see him for just being a "murdered" doctor's kid and saw him as an individual of a person. that creep needs to take a book from natsu dragneel from fairy tail where he tells ultear that the original rogue did nothing wrong when his future self was a monster. brittany's acting on 17:34-19:40 was on point with how remarkable she pulled off on this. she deserves an award for that.

[@t1mmypsp]

(made this post 8 days ago) goddamn, so many twists and turns on this clip here. even though i was reminded of manga room's episode from 3 years ago called "A High School Girl Always Hugs Me On The Packed Train" mixed with manga rabbit homenoba's episode from 2 years ago called "On my way home, a woman in front of me dropped something. When I took it for her...", the choices on assisted death or committing a neccessary crime was a rare touch-up subject that was brought in that it felt controversial. why did they blur the words "murderer", "suicide" and "killed"? i didn't get why suguru needed to lie on 11:02 like that and that part on 16:21 didn't make any sense with miyashita telling akane that "she's better off happy" with someone else other than suguru like the sins of their fathers would play a huge role in it while being ANY LESS horrible than being a stalker. but at least akane didn't take that at face value and didn't see him for just being a "murdered" doctor's kid and saw him as an individual of a person. that creep needs to take a book from natsu dragneel from fairy tail where he tells ultear that the original rogue did nothing wrong when his future self was a monster. brittany's acting on 17:34-19:40 was on point with how remarkable she pulled off on this. she deserves an award for that.

[@stenovhouse]

Wow...I don't recall the last time in which there was an MC having someone in jail for the reason cited in the story. Also, his future wife is a good one...mainly because she didn't judge the MC right away, indeed, she listened to him (and saw him in action too, like earlier and later when he saved her from the guy she saw as "senpai" , while in reality he was just a rotten and disgusting LIVING BEING that should have ended up in jail through some kicks in his butt...). I feel sorry for the MC's father, though...because media in general called him "Murdered" while instead he "saved" that woman's life avoiding she could suffer more than what she was suffering in that moment (along with the other people that probably would have HATED to see her suffering so much, and that could do nothing to help her out).

[@Dante999000]

If only humanity were more open minded instead of judging someone right away because of media and money then I would have more faith in them but sadly, our humanity is doomed thanks to the internet and noxious comments in them.

[@ericcollins1497]

3:00 says shes being targeted by a stalker....and look at that shady person in the back there 😂

[@danialhaiqal133]

Sometimes law is nothing more than just pieces of paper the law is nothing more but a blind rule because of this a good man always end up in prison for good and noble reason while criminal always get away with this they always branded as victim, non-guilty and its just a misunderstanding in reality they were real criminal (using money to escape everything).

[@Dante999000]

Which is why being human sucks; you do a good thing but ends up breaking the law yet people who won't even research would brand you a criminal.

[@dnatal09]

"A person's character is not inherently defined by their parents' actions" Suguru's dad may have a reputation before, but doesnt mean it will inherit to his son. Just like a math equation, numbers can be changed by different means. So its by choice and not mandatory. Look at sinon from SAO2, she may have killed the bad guy when she was a kid, but that action have a bright side for saving a life. Justice can be blind, but it can see through the dark.

[@MynameisNobody90]

It is a very controversial subject "should we let one of our loved ones suffer for a long time or should we shorten their suffering?" a question without an answer but only hesitation (afterwards I can understand in the legal sense)

[@paoloviti6156]

I come from Sweden despite my Italian surname but euthanasia is almost legalised for quite a while but it is really not true as if the assistant doesn't do anything about it he or she can go in serious trouble. My late Swedish mother always said that she never wanted to die horribly and suffering so much pain for nothing. I really agree with her...

[@theperceptor9287]

This is a very controversial subject, and there is no single easy answer for it. I personally believe in letting the person going through the issue and their doctor should decide what treatment they go with. ❤️

[@randomtrainerx.3424]

Guess Britney, at the end, was kindly telling us the viewers that there might not be another story with similar subjects.

[@rudite5622]

It's a sensitive topic. The debate will be ongoing. There are places in the world that do allow a doctor to do it. It's not black and white to an answer. There are a lot of ifs, lots of grey areas. Glad the MMC & FMC were able to get together and he reconciled with his dad.

[@ByndOrdnry]

18:07 Abandoning a patient in a hospital is a crime of a professional doctor.

[@KOkami03]

...Yeah, can't blame Brittney for not wanting to touch this topic.

[@davidpatterson9221]

It's sad to say it but this story has a horrible level of truth to it. The Japanese police would almost be the equivalent of mall cops, they basically have no power to try and prevent crimes. Things like stalkers and harassment aren't handled well at all. Well at least they actually have a system for incurable patients in pain to seek legal assisted suicide, unlike the US where people are forced to live and suffer even with incurable conditions. Yeah, I love Japan and have a great time whenever I go there, but like any place it's got its issues.

[@นายณัฐธีร์กีรตินันทพัฒน์]

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[@playerback7722]

Miyashiti spread her information online to cover up his tracks by sending to someone else and was entitle to her. He had it coming

[@Cbabilon675]

Just more evidence about how inept the law enforcement in japan really is. I'm sorry, but this is just clear outright. Disgusting in my book😮. Oh, because everybody's too polite and doesn't know how to ask hard questions, because they might offend somebody..

[@Animegypsy]

Sad that we live in a country with so little freedom and so much censorship...

[@gumballdarwin2330]

Is Assisted Death illegal in Japan? Unlike few Europe cities.

[@LunaPPK]

I am pretty sure its just like everywhere else you gotta go through the proper channels and get consent from the family they pretty much say his father ignored all that so he is in jail

[@originaldcjensen]

At the end it said his father broke the law to save a life. What? 😊

[@villiamanimelover]

I enjoy the video, sad, but, um, for ethical reasons, shouldn't there be a disclaimer for this video regarding what happened to the FMC's mother? You know, since she committed -suicide-

[@GaisaSanktejo]

Yeah, the A.S. his father did was a controversial situation and considered illegal in most countries, its definitely a cultural and theological hotspot for many reasons. I'm neutral on A.S., but I can see both sides of the coin. The Doc did break the law, there's no denying that, but there are alternative methods, including taking the person to a country where A.S. is legal.

[@labluegypsy]

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