Doubt

I thought it was a little bit too easy to tell who the wolf was. They did the good ol' "It's who you least expect it to be. The one person you think it can't be, will be," which is an overused cliche. It couldn't have been either of the guys because one was the protagonist, and the other two would have been too obvious, so it must have been one of the girls. However, one of the girls died instantly and who was left, right? I figured it had to be one of the two remaining girls, and in the end, it was. I'll admit that a lot of times I was really doubtful as to whether my initial deduction was right (or I guess you should call it an initial guess rather than deduction, since I made that 'deduction' right after Rei was killed; she had been my initial choice for wolf.) especially around the time the guy with the white hair was killed since both of the remaining girls were shown as being in other rooms. When did the wolf have time to get out of the bathroom, change her clothes, put on a rabbit mask and get into the room with the white haired guy? In the time the camera was on the other chick? Yeah, err, no. Although, I also didn't think it was the med student, so I was entirely confused as to what was going on from that moment until the wolf actually revealed itself.

I'll admit that other than that, I really enjoyed the manga. =] The art, it's simply beautiful. Good job to the author.

What do you guys mean by 'not getting her facts straight'? The only facts she seemed to have messed up were the med student's true identity, and there also seems to be some misconception about the protagonist. The med student, though, it's understandable she wouldn't know the truth, since he hid the fact that he was a detective from everyone and played the role of the med student. What Mitsuki knows about him is the past that he fabricated for himself.