I think I'm starting to feel attached to those overly long neck and limbs and Kusakabe's abnormal hair-style LMAO. I really love how the plot is simple yet realistic. It becomes more complex talking about trust, mutual understanding, families, graduating, how they sorting out their future, and further relationship as they were moving onward. And they continue to develop and grow to be a better person. I love the way they solve their problems by talking. Heart-to-heart conversation really is the best problem solver.
The slowburn is still there, standing firm and strong ((-mmmh yesh loved it)). Kusakabe is still hilarious and sweet and Sajou is still cute and adorable as always. I'm really glad I decided to pick up this series. Such a fun, light, and enjoyable read.Īs soft and lovely as the first volume. What I like about this story is that the relationship actually got established pretty early on it's not a constant tug of will-they-won't-they. That type of narrative can certainly be enjoyable, and I've read my fair share, but there's a special pleasure in reading about two people who've already gotten past that stage and are caught up in all the complications of building a life together. Here we have Kusakabe taking steps to turn his passion (music) into an actual career, while Sajo pursues the more traditional route, spending his evenings cramming in more studying for his upcoming university entrance exams. Although Sajo is still much more uptight and hesitant than his exuberantly affectionate boyfriend, the trust between them is growing firmer by the day, as is his comfort level with taking the initiative.
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