The yakuza babysitter gets all mopey due to the events of last volume and needs a kick in the ass to get back on track. Then the rest of the book is back to the slice-of-life and warm-and-fuzzy stuff where the book prefers to live.

I liked this outing, but it's so sedate I'm verging toward two-stars and dropping the series. I see it's already up to 11 volumes in Japan, and I just can't imagine what else there is to say with these characters, but I'll let it string me along a bit more for now. ( )