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Overall, this manga is pretty good,in my opinon. Well, at least enjoyable. If you enjoy reading shoujo manga you will most likely enjoy this manga. I like to read shoujo sometimes, and yes, this isn't the most unique storyline for a manga , but I find myself intruiged by it, as I was constantly flicking onto the next chapter.

I liked this manga as it was a bit different than many other shoujo mangas that I have read which were something along the lines - 'i like him,but he can't know' or something like that.What I mean is that I liked this manga because I like ... the way it portrayed a relationship between two childhood friends and it wasn't anything along the lines of chasing a boy or something like that.

The art is quite nice and I like the design of the characters.I also like the character development.

I recommend this manga to anyone who likes shoujo and romance.Although I think that I may have enjoyed this manga more than I should have.

In all honesty, I probably kept reading this manga because I really enjoyed the art. HOWEVER, the plot was just plain terrible. There is practically no character development in either character. The whole manga so far is basically the heroine just whining and complaining about things wrong in their relationship when it's not very clear why the two people are even in a relationship to begin with. Each chapter is the same stuff over and over again where the heroine gobbles up whatever information she hears from others and applies it to their relationship, which makes it seem really fake and shallow. For starters, there ... was no clear implication that the boy even liked her back so I think that was bad on the author's part for rushing into things, leaving readers confused and bewildered. The whole time reading I was just so incredibly frustrated that there was a heroine this stupid. I have read my fair share of shoujos but this is truly something else. I seriously hope to God that the author doesn't think it's enjoyable for her readers to constantly read about a crybaby female lead and a male lead that acts like he's just putting up with it. This isn't a story at all with two high schoolers falling in love but more like a 5 year old and an annoyed brother.