User blog comment:Ssj4jw/Do you think Satz will understand Love?/@comment-1454226-20150425090603/@comment-73.165.147.194-20150426035331

Why should there be a "twist"? Especially when the twist wouldn't make much sense and would probably just piss people off because it felt forced and contrived after all of the development given to the relationships.

For this manga, the twist is the fact that the romance is pretty straightforward and handled maturely, and doesn't go down the typical harem route and all of its associated shenanigans as most manga of its genre do.

As for Bell going from one guy to another, I don't see why not. She has no obligation to stay hooked on Staz and the fact that she is trying to get over him is a good showing of character growth for her; seriously, stuff like this happens in real life all the time. She knew and admitted from the beginning that her crush on Staz was doomed from the start. And her attraction to Staz was mostly based upon his strength. Otherwise, they have little to no chemistry. With Wolf, she seems to like him for his personality and values, and they tend mesh well whenever they interact. Not to mention that he actually pays attention to her feelings. They also spend more time with each other.

And it's not like she's decided to go for Wolf because Staz is unavailable. Heck, it seems like she doesn't even realize that she's slowly falling for him, which is good because it won't seem like she's rebounding with him when they ultimately hook up, as the context clues of the story are alluding to.

The author handles the relationships realistically well and the development feels natural, especially since she's not trying to rush them. She's trying to let the characters "grow up" before they can go further, and that's mostly what this arc has been about.