'Love and Lies' Episode 12 Spoilers: Yukari to Finally Choose Between Misaki and Ririna in Final Episode?

By Emmanuelle Espiritu, Christian Post Contributor Friday, September 15, 2017

Ever since the beginning, the law that Yukari has been named after has also been the one thorn in what should've been a normal life. But it seems that the guy will finally be putting his foot down and making a decision on the 12th and final episode of the Japanese anime series, "Love and Lies."

Yukari has always been in love with Misaki, but spending time with Ririna could also almost convince him that things might probably work between him and his assigned wife in the long run.

Ririna seems to be the easiest, most hassle-free choice since the consequences and stigma of going against the system has already been made clear in a previous episode. But what would be the point of choosing Ririna just to make sure that he gets a job in the future if it meant losing his heart to the system?

The preview for the upcoming episode aptly titled, "Love and Lies," teases Yukari's life-changing decision. The video also shows brief glimpses of both Ririna and Misaki in wedding dresses standing in front of an altar.

Which girl will Yukari choose in the end? Will he be willing to give Misaki up for the sake of a smoother life, or will he eventually realize that his first love is worth everything that he would have to give up for by turning his back on the Yukari Law?

If and when Yukari does choose Misaki over Ririna, their battle will have only just begun, and should the series decide to release a second season, it will most likely be focusing on Yukari and Misaki's struggles as star-crossed lovers much like Romeo and Juliet.

Then again, there is always the possibility that Yukari may choose the easier road to travel and end up choosing Ririna instead.

"Love and Lies" airs on Mondays at midnight JST on Tokyo MX. Information on other broadcast schedules and online resources can be found on the series' official site. Episodes are also available for regions outside Japan via Amazon Prime's Anime Strike service.