Weird detail in the front cover that Miku is distantly related to who she's training to be mistress for makes me reconsider things. Hopefully it's a translation snafu, and not blood/family related. I like that Miku and the butler go out for drinks but it's odd to jump time from where vol. 1 ended. Didn't they do more? Why is it a week between seeing each other? What is he reporting to the boss? Of course I suspect he'll be the son of the benefactor, but then that makes the opening note even more incesty.
This issue I'm hoping to learn more about her father and his debts. It keeps coming up but we haven't even seen him to know he's worth doing all this for. It was a bit off for him not to criticize how hastily she drinks the booze, let alone spills it. She says he's being gentler than before but their actions and expressions are often drawn the opposite. She/the author really needs to work on her faces. Too often she looks like she's stepped on glass. Besides outfits, the author draws cartoon fluffy cats really cute/distinct.
The second ch had me thinking I'm reading a dif manga. All of a sudden she was in a construction site...locker room? And then clichély attacked. It's like it's impossible for manga not to have attempted rape w/ cheesy one-liners and a girl who doesn't lift a finger to stop it. Really disappointing and confusing. Before I thought--and after she said--she would've let him if he had money, so I also don't get why she didn't just tell him later. Also, he implied he knows her family so isn't that gonna cause problems twofold now?
The butler doesn't look or act as much like himself, the smut is all the same as last issue. You can never tell where they are. Higher stakes would be had if someone walked in on them behind the pub or in her house. I doubt stuff like that will happen, there's always so many plotty things left on the table. Ironically, what saves this issue is the sneak peak of the author's other work Teach Me.