Most of the story is about why Tomo left in the first place, and the emotional scars that created for both him and for Sakura. The character development is surprisingly deep for what is basically a vanilla soft-core manga. You get glimpses of what they went through as kids, what they each went through in the interim period while apart to try to forget, and now how they are trying to trust each other again after reconnecting.
The art is solid, if unspectacular. The characters look distinct, the girls are cute, the sex scenes are drawn well (if somewhat unrealistically at times), the backgrounds are acceptable. My only real complaint is that the censorship is a bit heavy-handed, but that happens.
All in all, if you like "porn-with-plot", or even if you just want to see good character development (and don't mind lots of sex), then I'd recommend giving Anego a try.
