This volume had me dying of laughter at several points, especially in the first half. I love the dynamic between Mugi and Kei's friends, and how they can bond over how weird and different they are after spending time with them. Mugi is one of the funnest and funniest characters I've experienced in a while, her no-holds-barred antics never fail to bring a sardonic smile to my face. Her willing to help out at the café was also really sweet, though that storyline did feel a bit rushed and could've been utilized more effectively.  I also really appreciate how Kei is depicted. It's easy to fall into the trope that the "cold" guy is just emotionless and always closed off, but in this volume, we really see the human side of Kei, and he's given the space to simply be a teenage boy. He laughs, he gets grumpy and mad at unnecessary things; he really feels like a real person who could exist.