Daisy

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Daisy
GenderFemale
Age16
BirthdaySeptember 27, 1992 (Libra)
GradeJunior as of Table for One
SpeciesCat
BreedSelkirk Rex and Ragamuffin mix
Family
OccupationStudent
AffiliationCheer squad, Junior friend group
ResidenceDaisy’s house
DebutSimple Pleasures, page 2
November 2, 2009 (2009-11-02)

Daisy is the straight-A heart of Roseville High School’s junior friend group: a cheerleader, a tutor to half the cast, and a chronic apologizer. She spent years chasing Mike and measuring herself against girls she thought prettier, like Lucy and Sandy, convinced she would never be anybody’s first choice. Then her best friend Paulo overheard her crying about him in a Burger-Tron booth, and she learned she had been wrong about that all along.

Personality

Daisy remembers everyone else’s revision, except her own.

Kind, studious, and cheerful, Daisy is a straight-A student. She balances her academics with her cheerleading activities, as well as a social life spent with Abbey, Mike, Paulo, and the others of their friend group. Helping people is practically her hobby; she says she’s helped “nearly everyone I know with something or another.”[1] She holds a 4.0 GPA and will happily tell you so,[2] spends “like 60% of my spare time” in front of books,[3] and once tried to finish her homework while running a fever.[4] She’s far less careful about her own limits, though. In Midterm Time she tutors Tess through five classes with drill-sergeant intensity (“I literally needed to reteach you five classes so I had no time to be nice”), then blanks on her own exam.[5][6] Veronica has said outright that Daisy “would definitely value her grades above everything.”[7]

Daisy has a grievance about being overlooked, and Lucy is about to hear it.

Despite all the achievements, Daisy has spent years quietly convinced that nobody actually notices her. Alone on a hill in Follow Me, she picks apart her own reputation: “’Sweet’.. ‘Innocent’.. ‘Smart’.. ‘Little Miss Perfect.’ Maybe if I was taller, bustier, sexier.. That’d be more ‘perfect’.”[8] At the sleepover in Pillow Talk, she is blunter still: “Boys ALWAYS approach you and NEVER pay attention to me!!”[9] The comparison to Sandy in particular can flatten her well into her junior year, and by Rain Check she avoids Paulo rather than risk another rejection.[10]

Daisy can be very forthright with her emotions, especially when a confrontation is already under way. That honesty cuts both ways. She won’t let Abbey hedge his confession in New Beginnings,[11] but her honest answer to his hardest question is also what ends their first relationship in Take Heart.[12] The forthrightness stops wherever shame begins, though. She initially hides her convention plans from Abbey,[13] hides her relationship with Paulo from Abbey after it finally begins,[14] and avoids Paulo altogether rather than admit she loves him.[15]

Despite her sweetness, Daisy can be genuinely harsh. In Behind Closed Doors, cornered by Sue, Abbey and Stacy, she starts out defending Paulo (“You’re all being really mean for no reason!”), buckles by degrees, and ends up shouting “Paulo SUCKS!!”[16][17] Then she beams, “Venting feels good! No wonder you guys do it all the time!”[18] Paulo is listening from the closet the whole time. In Golden Hour she slaps Abbey after he insinuates she would let Paulo do anything to her; later, she takes Abbey’s side in a punishing phone call to Paulo.[19][20] Being on poor terms with her friends bothers her, though, and she is quick to apologize—even to Mike in the middle of his tirade against her in Witch Hunt.[21]

When Daisy is happy, everyone in the room knows it. A free milkshake from Paulo produces audible squealing,[22] the discovery that she can now make out with her boyfriend “A-any time I want?” produces table-kicking,[23][24] and a first date that seems about to end without a kiss produces an outraged “Are you gonna kiss me or not?!”[25] Veronica’s commentary compares her to “one of those cats after you’ve overstimulated them too much, just brushed them a wee bit too long. Can’t contain herself.”[26]

Appearance

One remark, and Daisy’s carefully managed fluff gets away from her.

Daisy has curly, creamy fur that, much to her embarrassment, easily “fluffs up” when she becomes flustered or aggrieved. The tip of her tail is white. Her fur puffs out completely when Sandy remarks on how much she has grown in Model Girlfriend,[27] frizzes throughout her tearful locker apology in Unspoken Rule,[28] and soaks into a state she frets over mid-confession in Rain Check.[29] Paulo, for the record, notices the frizz when she’s stressed and thinks she looks nice scruffy.[30]

Most of the time Daisy wears nothing at all, only the pearl necklace she has had since her very first appearance.[31] An occasion will get her into an outfit, though. She meets Mike at the door for the carnival in Love My Way in a short-sleeved midriff top, a matching frilly skirt and a flower bow over one ear, and he has to admit he did not know they were dressing up.[32] Halloween in Mischief Night gets an off-the-shoulder witch’s gown, a pointed hat over one ear and a broom.[33] She goes as a witch again in Witch Hunt, in blue that time.[34] Tess’s Christmas party in At Loose Ends gets a dress,[35] and so does Rachel’s birthday party in Happy Hour.[36] At the convention with Paulo in Guest of Honor she cosplays the fictitious Claret in a blue dress with red bows.[37] She dresses up for her first proper date with Paulo as well, and he tells her to stop making herself nice every time they go out.[38]

Daisy is notably self-conscious and insecure about her own appearance, something laid bare in Follow Me and explored in many chapters since.[8] Because she sees herself as less developed than the other girls in her friend group, she worries that boys will disregard her as a prospective romantic interest. She also sees herself as chubbier than the others, yet another source of insecurity that certainly isn’t helped by her characteristic fluffiness. Veronica has said that Daisy “sees the writing on the wall regarding the tall big genes from her mother and is a little resigned about it,” and that “it makes her insecure at the worst of times.”[7]

Significant events

Middle school

Daisy makes her debut on the second page of Simple Pleasures.[31] On the next, she grabs Lucy’s tail after forgetting about her deaf ear, takes a kick to the face, and coos over how nice Mike’s workbook smells. Even here the neediness is right on the surface: a brush-off from Lucy leaves her asking, “You don’t hate me, do you?!”[39]

Daisy’s case for nicer friends collapses under the weight of her jealousy.

In Confrontation, Mike turns down her sleepover invitation for Lucy’s sake, and Daisy lashes out at them both while the group is lost in the city.[40] After Lucy faces down Alejandro, Daisy’s jealousy curdles into something sadder. “Even after all I said, Lucy was the one who stepped up while I just cowered,” she tells Paulo afterward. “She was stronger than I’ll ever be..”[41] She apologizes to Mike, who has already forgotten what for.[42]

Freshman year

Daisy enters high school with her academic reputation preceding her. She lands in the older Tess’s orbit as her math tutor in Midterm Time,[43] reteaches her five classes, and then fails to study for her own exam.[6]

Daisy backs away from the escape Augustus promised in Bonding.

Augustus starts circling her in Follow Me. Lucy warns her to be careful who she trusts, but Daisy takes his hand anyway, and from there she drifts away from the group.[44] In Bonding he tries to kiss her and she flees.[45] In A Different Side she falls from the cheer pyramid,[46] erupts at the anti-Tess rally, and gets scooped up by Jessica, Rachel and Katie, who talk her into pursuing the very much taken Mike.[47][48] By the end of Rising Temperature, outside her house, she has guilt-tripped the apologetic Mike into a couples-only carnival date.[49]

At the carnival in Love My Way, Daisy pushes Mike all night and forces a kiss on him despite his refusal. He pushes her away and tells her she disgusts him.[50] Augustus corners her afterward, and Abbey steps in at terrible cost to himself.[51][52] The chapter ends with her own verdict: “Maybe it’s silly to pretend at all!… Sometimes you find new beginnings in what first seem like conclusions.”[53]

Daisy is not ready to say everything, but she knows what she feels.

That summer she quietly skips the group’s Silvershore vacation to spend Abbey’s birthday week with him.[54] In New Beginnings they share their first kiss and become a couple, though she can’t yet bring herself to tell him she loves him.[55]

Sophomore year

When Abbey breaks down mid-debate in Feline Filibuster, Daisy steps in cold and wins the secretary election in a landslide,[56] then hands the seat straight to Abbey on the grounds that it would clash with her many other extracurriculars.[57] Later that year, the sleepover in Pillow Talk leaves her answering Lucy’s questions about Augustus after she’s caught mumbling Mike’s name in her sleep.[9]

In Safe Boundaries she decides she and Abbey ought to have protection, just in case, and goes about it in the most Daisy way possible. She ambushes Paulo at lunch to ask what losing his virginity was like, then collides with Mike in the drug store aisle.[58][59] Neither Daisy nor Abbey can bring themselves to keep the box. “I’m too young for this stuff anyway..” she admits, while Abbey plants the condoms on Paulo.[60]

Daisy’s old jealousy spills out, with Mike trapped beside her.

She gets drunk at Rachel’s birthday party in Happy Hour, with consequences she has to hear about secondhand. She spends part of the night draped over Mike, saying things about Lucy and her own old feelings, while Abbey watches.[61] He ends the relationship in Take Heart.[12] She grieves over breakup ice cream with Paulo and David, promptly pivots to matchmaking Paulo and Rachel,[62] and is back with Abbey before the chapter is out—after Paulo pressures him to try again.[63][64]

She crosses paths with a changed, exhausted Augustus by the gym storage room in Total Recall,[65] and later that chapter keeps vigil at the hospital after Paulo is hurt.[66] The following summer brings Guest of Honor with Paulo, and then Golden Hour, where thanking Paulo for a milkshake sets Abbey off.[67] Their fight ends with her slapping him,[19] and in the later phone call she turns on Paulo too.

Junior year

Sandy resurfaces in Model Girlfriend, and the reunion leaves Daisy in tears.[68] In Love Again, Daisy learns that Abbey choked Paulo at the convention. When she objects to the assault, Abbey dumps her publicly, ending their second try for good.[69] When Paulo tries to dodge her sixteenth birthday, she seeks him out in Unspoken Rule and repairs the friendship.[70] At the party itself, in Moments Apart, the two of them talk by a stream, saying things that sound rather a lot like more than friendship.[71]

Mike turns on her viciously in Witch Hunt, and it’s Paulo who avenges her, using Mike’s own phone to do it.[72] Daisy and Mike later talk in the library in Double Down. He admits he cheated on Sandy first; she tells him her feelings have changed, and their kisses confirm that the old crush is over.[73][74]

Daisy says the quiet part out loud in Track Meet.

In Track Meet she encourages Paulo to acknowledge his flustered interest in James. As he leaves the bleachers, she calls after him, “I think girls can be really cute too!”, then can barely believe she has said it aloud.[75] She explains the whole Sandy history so Paulo won’t feel alone, and he opens up in return.[76] Later, in Good Enough, her own words about finding someone catch up with her, and she cries into her pillow over Paulo.[77]

Lucy finally forces the issue in Rain Check. She drags Daisy to Burger-Tron and listens to the sobbing confession, not realizing Paulo has overheard most of it.[15][78][79] He catches Daisy out in the rain, and by the end of the chapter she is heading back into Burger-Tron with a brand-new boyfriend.[80][81]

Daisy gets the boyfriend she has been crying over.

The new couple agrees in Review Session to keep the whole thing secret from Abbey,[14] sealing the secrecy with a pinky promise in Third Wheel.[82] Their first proper date comes in Made Fresh, and their first kiss on the lips in Tickets Please, delivered to a Daisy sick in bed.[83] As of that chapter they are happily together, with the Abbey reveal still pending.

Major relationships

Paulo

Daisy gets even, and Paulo immediately regrets making it a contest.

Paulo and Daisy spent years taking care of each other and calling it friendship. They’ve known each other since childhood, when David used to cast Daisy as the damsel for Paulo to rescue,[84] and the pattern continued. He’s the one who comforts her after her lowest moment in Confrontation,[41] and the one who terrorizes the hecklers calling her “Fat Claret” at the convention.[85] He’s also the one who buys her a milkshake with his Burger-Tron discount, then flees beet-red when their face-wiping bit ends with “Now we’re even.”[86] After Witch Hunt he tells her, “You deserve to be remembered. Don’t let no imaginary girlfriends tell you otherwise,” and she takes his arm and calls him a really good friend.[87][88] She, in turn, scolds him, tutors him, matchmakes for him, and champions him to anyone who’ll listen.

Daisy and Paulo come closest to breaking their friendship in the phone call after Golden Hour’s disaster. Taking Abbey’s side, she tells Paulo, “It’s different because Abbey is NOT LIKE YOU!… You’re terrible. You’ve always been the aggressor… I really looked up to you, you know?”[89][20] When he later takes an extra shift to avoid her birthday, she corners him in tears in Unspoken Rule and says, “I hurt your feelings and I didn’t ask what was wrong and I’m so, so sorry… I miss you.. I don’t want us to stop being friends!”[90][70] By the stream at her birthday party in Moments Apart, she calls him the closest friend she’s had since anyone, blurts out that he’s handsome and strong and soft, and gets “you’re a catch” back.[71][91]

Paulo gives Daisy the compliment she has been waiting years to hear.

By Track Meet she is his confidant about James, and in Good Enough the cost of all this closeness finally lands. She lies awake comparing herself with the crowd of people around Paulo, and cries into her pillow.[77] Then comes Rain Check. Having overheard her confession, he catches her in the rain and says it plainly. “You’re so fucking cute… It’s really not that hard falling in love with your best friend.”[92][93] When he worries about dragging her down, she punches his shoulder.[94] “You won’t drag me down… And if you did I’d be happy, because I’d be with you. That’s how it’s always been.”[95]

As a couple they’ve had to negotiate real differences early. In Review Session she vows to raise his grades, and he asks her to accept that he isn’t going to college, warning her, “you’re going to have to accept we’re taking different paths.. if you want this to work.”[96] Her giddy “You picked ME!” gets an “As long as I’m yours” in reply.[24][97] When she demands a kiss after their first date in Made Fresh, he explains that his past relationships moved faster than he wanted. Her frustration turns into tenderness: “it’s not gonna be like the others! Like some fling! It’s way deeper, okay?!” She agrees to take some time and kisses his cheek.[98]

Abbey

Daisy pushes Abbey through his confession in New Beginnings.

Abbey loved Daisy more than she loved him, a gap neither could close. In Humble Approach he helps her to her feet, and she recognizes him from English class.[99] The depth of his feelings came out at the carnival in Love My Way, where he put himself between her and Augustus at the cost of his own breakdown; she ends that night holding him as he sobs, gently asking about his mother.[52] She is there for him in return. She skips the group’s vacation to keep him company on his birthday (“I made a promise to be there for you, remember? Well, I’m keeping it!”),[54] and demolishes his hedged science-talk of a confession in New Beginnings: “Can’t you just be a little SELFISH for once?!… I’ll show you how!! I’m gonna kiss you!!”[11] The gap between their feelings is already visible in that same scene. He says “I really really love you”; she can only answer that it’s too soon for her to say it back, but that she really, really, really likes him.[55]

They break up twice, but the second time unequal affection is not the only problem. Through their time together she supports his therapy and the search for his mother, holding him as he cries at her grave.[100] She also half-parents his temper, stress ball and counselor scripts at the ready.[101] But after watching her cling to Mike at the party in Happy Hour, Abbey asks the question in Take Heart that she cannot answer well. If she still feels that way about Mike, why are they together? “I like you very much,” she offers. “Exactly,” he says. “I’m sorry.”[12] Paulo pressures Abbey into giving it another try,[63][64] but the second ending, in Love Again, is uglier. Daisy discovers he assaulted Paulo at the convention. “I’m not okay with assault, Abbey!” she tells him; he tells her she can have Paulo and ends the relationship in front of everyone.[69]

These days they treat each other with a wistful mutual respect, and neither quite knows what to do with it. He gives her a birthday gift he’d bought long before the breakup,[102] they fall easily back into talking about their studies on SAT day,[103] and he even extends an olive branch to Paulo in Third Wheel.[104] That gesture rattles Paulo so badly that he briefly suggests he and Daisy shouldn’t get together at all, “not yet,” before immediately taking it back.[105] The new couple keeps their relationship hidden for Abbey’s sake, and in Tickets Please Paulo and Lucy even credit Mike for Daisy’s good influence rather than name her to Abbey.[106]

Mike

Daisy’s crush on Mike dates back to fifth grade.[107] She is cooing over him on her second page in the comic,[39] and the crush survives every rebuff through middle school. It reaches its ugliest form at the carnival in Love My Way, where a coached and desperate Daisy insults Sandy, pleads “C’mon, Mikie.. You know I love you.. What have you got to lose..?”, and forces a kiss on him.[108] His answer flattens her: “You.. disgust me… I don’t even know who the hell you are right now.. Definitely not the Daisy I know.”[50] Even then, she doesn’t get over him so much as bury it. Drunk at Rachel’s party, she hugs him from behind and asks, with Abbey watching, “Why’d ya even like her? What made her better than me?”[61]

Daisy is not spared Mike’s cruelty. In Witch Hunt he screams that Sandy “has no time for meaningless little acquaintances and you need to GET OVER IT!”[109] Daisy, being Daisy, apologizes to him mid-scene.[21] She finally gets a strange, hard-won closure in Double Down. Talking with her in the library, he confesses that he cheated on Sandy first;[73] she admits she could never quite get over him, but that “my feelings are different now… You don’t have to worry about me anymore.”[110] Her advice to “do something that makes YOU happy” provokes a spite kiss out of him; she answers his kiss on the cheek with one on the lips, then defuses the whole thing with a smile. “Now you’re certainly even with Sandy, huh? … Happy to have helped!”[111][112][113] She promises to keep their kiss secret and tells him it “confirmed everything for me.”[74] She can finally be his friend without still hoping to become his girlfriend.

Augustus

Daisy finally answers Augustus’s manipulation with something he understands.

Augustus found Daisy at her loneliest and set about making it worse. Across Follow Me, Bonding and Rising Temperature, he isolates her from her friends, flatters her, names her jealousies out loud, and digs at the Sandy wound until she declares that “Sandy doesn’t deserve him,” a line that visibly worries even him.[114] He tries to kiss her once and she flees.[45] At the carnival he engineers her humiliation and then corners her against a tree, and her own thoughts turn against her; she decides, in the moment, that she deserves it.[115] Abbey’s intervention breaks the moment, but Daisy is the one who ends it. She slaps Augustus, glimpses the scar under his fur, and coldly tells him, “Just go.”[51]

She never quite settles her feelings about him afterward. Interrogated at the sleepover in Pillow Talk, she admits he was “kind of threatening and gave me bad vibes,” yet defends why it worked: “He only ever seemed to have me on his mind.. And I liked that, okay? Sue me.” She also refuses Lucy’s harshest framing of him, allowing that “maybe he’s more than just that..”[9][116][117] At their meeting by the gym storage room in Total Recall, she is guarded when he minimizes the carnival, but stops him as he leaves with “You need help. Even if it can’t be from me.”[118] These days she shrugs him off as nothing to be scared of,[119] though she’d still rather he not join the group.[120]

Lucy

Lucy invites Daisy to try telling her the truth in Rain Check.

Daisy and Lucy have shared classrooms since elementary school, but Daisy has not entirely shaken her jealousy despite their friendship. For years Daisy was jealous of both Lucy’s looks and her closeness with Mike, and she tended to assume the one explained the other. Behind Lucy’s back she and Paulo could be openly dismissive (“That’s all she is.”),[121] and drunk at Rachel’s party she let years of it out at once: “Lucy was NOT NICE! I shoulda stood up to her long ago! She was never good for Mikie!”[122]

That jealousy coexists with real care on both sides. Lucy is the one who warns Daisy about Augustus at school,[44] and the one who warns her about Abbey too: “He’s a good kid. Don’t use him.”[123] And in Rain Check it’s Lucy who drags Daisy to Burger-Tron, sits through the sobbing “But I love him!!”,[15] and flatly orders her to confess. Daisy warns Mike against snubbing Lucy’s birthday again[124] and welcomes her warmly back into the fold.[120]

Minor relationships

Sandy

Sandy’s return leaves Daisy feeling more alone than before.

Sandy was Daisy’s best friend in elementary school, until Mike came along and Sandy moved away; Daisy has never entirely forgiven either fact. “Mikie even took Sandy from me when she was MY best friend!” she bursts out years later, under Augustus’s needling.[114] Sandy had not even told her she was moving away.[125] Their teenage reunion in Model Girlfriend goes about as badly as it could. Sandy barely remembers her (“Back in, like, preschool?”), then lands “You’ve really.. Grown!” on the way out.[27] Daisy’s fur puffs completely, and once Sandy is gone she breaks down in front of Abbey: “I’m just a huge ugly monster who’s only good for a study guide!… I never mattered to her!”[68] In Track Meet she looks even further back: “I wanted her for myself. Not like that! But not totally not like that.”[126]

Tess

Daisy’s tutoring service works rather differently when you’re Tess.

Daisy and Tess make a classic odd couple: the freshman tutor and the junior who needed reteaching in five subjects.[5] Augustus’s attempt to turn Daisy against her initially meets with pity rather than hatred,[127] though Daisy’s resentment does erupt at the later rally.[47] By graduation in Class of 2008 she is “Tessie,” being warmly pushed back toward her old friends,[128] and Daisy still phones her after she leaves for college.[129]

David

Daisy tries to stop David enjoying himself, with the predictable result.

David has been in Daisy’s orbit since the childhood hero games, where he did the casting.[84] “Davie” also tests her patience as a tutor,[1] and the two make natural comic foils, whether they’re throwing gutterballs at the bowling alley[130] or coming along on what she’d hoped was a movie date with Paulo. David tries to leave once he realizes, but Daisy is too embarrassed to let him.[131][132]

Jessica and Rachel

The older girls recruited Daisy at the anti-Tess rally and steered her toward pursuing a taken Mike.[48] Daisy later learns they had not abandoned her as she thought: Katie had left her out, while Jessica and Rachel assumed she was busy with Mike.[133][134] By her sixteenth birthday they are folding her into a group hug,[135] and “Rachie” is due to bring her more homework when she’s sick in bed.[4]

Quotes

I just want a little bit of that. Is that really so bad? Daisy, thinking about Lucy’s easy magnetism after she leaves, in Follow Me

I’ll show you how!! I’m gonna kiss you!! Daisy, taking Abbey’s confession into her own hands in New Beginnings

You’re just really handsome, okay?! I look at you and I just wanna hug you sometimes! You look strong and soft and now I know you are!! Daisy, accidentally proto-confessing to Paulo by the stream in Moments Apart

I love him so much I can’t even look at him anymore. Daisy, to Lucy, about Paulo, in Rain Check

Wow.. I can make out with you.. A-any time I want? Daisy, coming to terms with girlfriendhood in Review Session

Gallery

For a complete gallery, see Gallery:Daisy.

Appearances by volume

Outfits

Trivia

  • Veronica has revealed that Daisy and Paulo got together much earlier than planned, and that Daisy and Abbey breaking up twice was also unplanned; the couple was originally meant to break up only once, much later in the comic, until she decided mid-Happy Hour that “Abbey has too much self-respect (and rage) for this.”[136]
  • Her landslide election win in Feline Filibuster was secretly manufactured by Paulo, who threatened voters with “Look at this face. If she cries, you’re DEAD, man,” while Daisy credited Abbey for her success.[56]
  • Milkshakes follow Daisy and Paulo around: the convention milkshake and face-wipe in Guest of Honor,[22] Paulo’s order-switch at Burger-Tron in Golden Hour,[67] a shift-end milkshake in Good Enough,[137] and the milkshakes Lucy uses to lure her out before the confession in Rain Check.[138]
  • A Daisy plush was funded through the 2017 Volume Five Kickstarter after its $25,000 stretch goal was met, designed to match the existing Lucy, Mike, and Paulo plushes.[139]
  • Veronica has said that Paulo “hates Augustus because of how he treated Daisy in freshman year. Nothing to do with Lucy, all to do with Daisy!” and that his restraint around Augustus is a deliberate contrast with Abbey’s overprotectiveness.[140]

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chapter 34: Bonding, page 2
  2. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 33
  3. ↑ Review Session, page 3
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Chapter 129: Tickets Please, page 29
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Chapter 29: Midterm Time, page 3
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Chapter 29: Midterm Time, page 5
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 “Ask response on Daisy’s insecurities and priorities”. 2026-08-01.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Chapter 32: Follow Me, page 4
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 55
  10. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 13
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Chapter 46: New Beginnings, page 10
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Chapter 81: Take Heart, page 10
  13. ↑ Chapter 89: Guest of Honor, page 5
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 Review Session, page 4
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 12
  16. ↑ Chapter 120.1: [Unknown Title, page 16]
  17. ↑ Chapter 120.1: [Unknown Title, page 22]
  18. ↑ Chapter 120.1: [Unknown Title, page 23]
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 24
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 30
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 Chapter 105: Witch Hunt, page 28
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 Chapter 89: Guest of Honor, page 17
  23. ↑ Review Session, page 6
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Review Session, page 7
  25. ↑ Chapter 128: Made Fresh, page 32
  26. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 30
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 Chapter 94: Model Girlfriend, page 11
  28. ↑ Chapter 96: Unspoken Rule, page 4
  29. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 23
  30. ↑ Chapter 118: Date Night, page 22
  31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 Chapter 1: Simple Pleasures, page 2
  32. ↑ Chapter 39: Love My Way, page 3
  33. ↑ Chapter 57: Mischief Night, page 16
  34. ↑ Chapter 105: Witch Hunt, page 9
  35. ↑ Chapter 69: At Loose Ends, page 10
  36. ↑ Chapter 80: Happy Hour, page 15
  37. ↑ Chapter 89: Guest of Honor, page 7
  38. ↑ Chapter 128: Made Fresh, page 36
  39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 Chapter 1: Simple Pleasures, page 3
  40. ↑ Chapter 14: Confrontation, page 3
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 Chapter 14: Confrontation, page 26
  42. ↑ Chapter 14: Confrontation, page 27
  43. ↑ Chapter 29: Midterm Time, page 1
  44. ↑ 44.0 44.1 Chapter 32: Follow Me, page 6
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 Chapter 34: Bonding, page 5
  46. ↑ Chapter 37: A Different Side, page 11
  47. ↑ 47.0 47.1 Chapter 37: A Different Side, page 12
  48. ↑ 48.0 48.1 Chapter 37: A Different Side, page 16
  49. ↑ Chapter 38: Rising Temperature, page 14
  50. ↑ 50.0 50.1 Chapter 39: Love My Way, page 15
  51. ↑ 51.0 51.1 Chapter 39: Love My Way, page 20
  52. ↑ 52.0 52.1 Chapter 39: Love My Way, page 21
  53. ↑ Chapter 39: Love My Way, page 22
  54. ↑ 54.0 54.1 Chapter 41: Invitation, page 18
  55. ↑ 55.0 55.1 Chapter 46: New Beginnings, page 12
  56. ↑ 56.0 56.1 Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 16
  57. ↑ Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 17
  58. ↑ Chapter 78: Safe Boundaries, page 11
  59. ↑ Chapter 78: Safe Boundaries, page 22
  60. ↑ Chapter 78: Safe Boundaries, page 26
  61. ↑ 61.0 61.1 Chapter 80: Happy Hour, page 30
  62. ↑ Chapter 81: Take Heart, page 16
  63. ↑ 63.0 63.1 Chapter 81: Take Heart, page 26
  64. ↑ 64.0 64.1 Chapter 81: Take Heart, page 28
  65. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 8
  66. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 31
  67. ↑ 67.0 67.1 Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 21
  68. ↑ 68.0 68.1 Chapter 94: Model Girlfriend, page 14
  69. ↑ 69.0 69.1 Chapter 95: Love Again, page 17
  70. ↑ 70.0 70.1 Chapter 96: Unspoken Rule, page 7
  71. ↑ 71.0 71.1 Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 20
  72. ↑ Chapter 105: Witch Hunt, page 27
  73. ↑ 73.0 73.1 Chapter 114: Double Down, page 27
  74. ↑ 74.0 74.1 Chapter 114: Double Down, page 37
  75. ↑ Chapter 115: Track Meet, page 17
  76. ↑ Chapter 115: Track Meet, page 20
  77. ↑ 77.0 77.1 Chapter 117: Good Enough, page 16
  78. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 17
  79. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 25
  80. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 34
  81. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 38
  82. ↑ Chapter 123: Third Wheel, page 20
  83. ↑ Chapter 129: Tickets Please, page 31
  84. ↑ 84.0 84.1 Chapter 89: Guest of Honor, page 28
  85. ↑ Chapter 89: Guest of Honor, page 15
  86. ↑ Chapter 89: Guest of Honor, page 20
  87. ↑ Chapter 105: Witch Hunt, page 31
  88. ↑ Chapter 105: Witch Hunt, page 32
  89. ↑ Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 28
  90. ↑ Chapter 96: Unspoken Rule, page 6
  91. ↑ Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 23
  92. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 27
  93. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 29
  94. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 36
  95. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 37
  96. ↑ Review Session, page 2
  97. ↑ Review Session, page 8
  98. ↑ Chapter 128: Made Fresh, page 35
  99. ↑ Chapter 25: Humble Approach, page 2
  100. ↑ Chapter 69: At Loose Ends, page 44
  101. ↑ Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 14
  102. ↑ Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 10
  103. ↑ Chapter 106: College Material, page 7
  104. ↑ Chapter 123: Third Wheel, page 16
  105. ↑ Chapter 123: Third Wheel, page 19
  106. ↑ Chapter 129: Tickets Please, page 23
  107. ↑ Chapter 25: Humble Approach, page 3
  108. ↑ Chapter 39: Love My Way, page 14
  109. ↑ Chapter 105: Witch Hunt, page 26
  110. ↑ Chapter 114: Double Down, page 29
  111. ↑ Chapter 114: Double Down, page 32
  112. ↑ Chapter 114: Double Down, page 33
  113. ↑ Chapter 114: Double Down, page 35
  114. ↑ 114.0 114.1 Chapter 38: Rising Temperature, page 12
  115. ↑ Chapter 39: Love My Way, page 17
  116. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 56
  117. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 57
  118. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 9
  119. ↑ Chapter 106: College Material, page 12
  120. ↑ 120.0 120.1 Chapter 127: Line in the Sand, page 37
  121. ↑ Chapter 14: Confrontation, page 4
  122. ↑ Chapter 80: Happy Hour, page 29
  123. ↑ Chapter 46: New Beginnings, page 13
  124. ↑ Chapter 107: Unwanted Gift, page 5
  125. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 39
  126. ↑ Chapter 115: Track Meet, page 19
  127. ↑ Chapter 34: Bonding, page 4
  128. ↑ Chapter 88: Class of 2008, page 11
  129. ↑ Chapter 123: Third Wheel, page 6
  130. ↑ Chapter 104: Fair Game, page 12
  131. ↑ Chapter 113: Featured Attraction, page 2
  132. ↑ Chapter 113: Featured Attraction, page 3
  133. ↑ Chapter 46: New Beginnings, page 6
  134. ↑ Chapter 46: New Beginnings, page 7
  135. ↑ Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 5
  136. ↑ “Ask response on Daisy and Paulo’s early get-together and the Abbey breakups”. 2026-08-04.
  137. ↑ Chapter 117: Good Enough, page 5
  138. ↑ Chapter 122: Rain Check, page 6
  139. ↑ “Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Five”.
  140. ↑ “Ask response on Paulo’s grudge against Augustus”. 2026-08-07.
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