Kaito is not a savior; he is a mirror. When he invites Sakura to a karaoke bar with friends, she panics because she cannot afford the "participation fee." When he offers to pay, the look of humiliation on Sakura’s face is drawn with such raw detail that it hurts.
9.5/10 (Loses half a point because Volume 4 ends too abruptly). Poor Sakura Vol.1-4
Warning: Contains themes of poverty, suicidal ideation (non-graphic), and exploitation. Reader discretion is advised. Kaito is not a savior; he is a mirror
Sakura turns to a "sugar daddy" dating app out of desperation. She goes on one date with an older man. He buys her a meal. She cries in the bathroom because she realizes she is about to trade her dignity for a bowl of ramen. She runs away, but the guilt of almost doing it haunts her for the rest of the series. She goes on one date with an older man