Ria looks rather young considering she's supposed to be a high schooler, same goes for Jiro. While the art wasn't mature or edgily romantic when compared to Minami Kanan or Shiiba Nana, it was allright. Both characters' expressions end up looking very endearing in almost each panel, and you can sympathise with Ria's insecurity and doubts. You also see a fair bit of character development with Jiro, or as much as 30 pages can allow at any rate. The manga shows how people who love each other care for the other's happiness even if they aren't together. Touching in bits. Fair enough read, though there are plenty out there better than this.
