comes up with them living together per usual. And him wanting to jump her bones. They go through pretty much 40 chapters of them talking about separating and not separating and needing to stay forever together. Blah blah blah.. Big stories to remember I guess.. A new guy from Germany was introduced. He screwed his sister which he thought didn't love him and she committed suicide infront of him.. Anyway he ends up being obsessed with Yato. Tried to steal him and rape Hisako.. But Yato becomes human and saves her.. Later on he realizes that his sister loved him too and all is well?!... Shop owner Inherites a castle in Germany.. A man that fell in love with Yato 100 years ago possesses a woman and tries to trap Yato and kill Hisako... That's when she finds out Yato's past and that he is from Germany.. They end up saving each other and the lady got off okay.. The owner Inherites a castle in Germany that ends up being in Yato's hometown.. They go along and Yato meets his real son there that can also turn human... They gets sent a stuffed wolf for a house gift... It needed up being Yato's wife that got hinted and killed a couple hundred years before.. Yato goes crazy and runs away...but Yato's wolf wife ghost gets hisako's help to save him from himself and she does.. They eventually say goodbye to Yato's son and go back to Japan. Yato end up having a duplicate made of him made out of granite.. It ended up having power from the sun/ moon? It creates havoc around town acting as Yato and then attacks Hisako with the owners help. Hisako. Hisako is taken hostage, but shortly after Yato comes and the owner doesn't seem to be a bad guy. The fake Yato that wants to erase the real Yato ends up losing and disappears. Then hisako is a tree spirit that can become a physical spirit (like the one they met before) but she doesnt know it yet.
Side story: owner can actually see spirits and Hisako is surrounded by them all the time!

There was one scene where the main girl was having "problems" that her werewolf boyfriend wanted to do her while he was still in wolf-form. They don't end up actually doing anything, of course, but it's touched upon quite often and get preeeetty darn close, if I recall correctly. These scenes were so darn uncomfortable that I had to skip to the next chapter when they arose. The imagery was too much.