Suki Desu Suzukikun Manga Chapter 72 Portable < SAFE ★ >

A more mature, angst-ridden phase triggered by a sudden, painful separation.

The artwork in this chapter is particularly noteworthy. Ikeyamada’s use of large, expressive eyes and dramatic screentone captures the melodrama perfectly. You can feel the characters' longing through the pages, which is why "Chapter 72" remains a highly searched term for fans looking to relive the series' most emotional beats. Where to Read and What’s Next?

Hikaru’s childhood friend, who quietly suffers from her one-sided love for Hikaru before catching the eye of Shinobu. suki desu suzukikun manga chapter 72

as they prepare for the birth of twins. The narrative explores themes of sacrifice and the evolution of love: The Fragility of Life

Chihiro, who spent years in unrequited love with her childhood friend Hikaru, finally accepts her feelings for Shinobu. In the final sequences, Chihiro takes the initiative to profess her love, promising to make him happy for the rest of her life. A more mature, angst-ridden phase triggered by a

Dialogue and writing style

: Despite the risks and the fear Hikaru feels about losing her, Sayaka is resolute in her desire to have the babies. Hikaru observes that she has already developed the strong, selfless expression of a mother. Early Complications You can feel the characters' longing through the

Chapter 72 is a crucial part of the series' final story. In the end, both couples—Hikaru and Sayaka, and Shinobu and Chihiro—find their happily ever after. The series concludes with a flash-forward showing their married lives and the arrival of their children, serving as a heartwarming payoff for fans who, like the characters in Chapter 72, endured the uncertainty of that "Can't Go Back" moment.

The chapter transitions from the couple's domestic bliss in their new home to a medical crisis that threatens their future together. The Pregnancy Reveal

He admits to using Chihiro as a sounding board for his feelings about Sayaka. He admits he knew she loved him and that he weaponized that love for his own comfort. He says the words: "I was a coward. I kept you close because I was afraid of being alone, even though I knew I was hurting you."

After years of separation and Sayaka’s rise as an actress, the pair ultimately reunites. Their story ends with them fulfilling the "legend of the rooftop"—the place where they first met and fell in love.