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The goya is the key
Aug. 6th, 2010 10:01 amWhile Hotaru no Hikari 2 isn't exactly catching the same magic as the original (not that I expected it too), it's still a lot of fun. Who can say no to more adventures with Ahomiya and Buchou? NO ONE.
That being said, episode 3 was fantastic and must be presented in picspam form.
We begin with our OTP going out to dinner with a woman from Buchou's past. In any other drama, our heroine would probably look on this woman as possible trouble (with good reasoning). Hotaru just kind of looks up to her and finds strength to take on her new task of "tolerance". Anyway, the owner of the restaurant, a kouhai of Buchou's, gives them a bunch of goya as a thank you for coming.
Turns out, Buchou hates goya and only ate it to go along with the flow of the evening. Hotaru comes clean that she too hates the bitter melon and only ate it because Buchou seemed to like it.
( GOYA! )
That being said, episode 3 was fantastic and must be presented in picspam form.
We begin with our OTP going out to dinner with a woman from Buchou's past. In any other drama, our heroine would probably look on this woman as possible trouble (with good reasoning). Hotaru just kind of looks up to her and finds strength to take on her new task of "tolerance". Anyway, the owner of the restaurant, a kouhai of Buchou's, gives them a bunch of goya as a thank you for coming.
Turns out, Buchou hates goya and only ate it to go along with the flow of the evening. Hotaru comes clean that she too hates the bitter melon and only ate it because Buchou seemed to like it.
( GOYA! )
