Childhood friends to lovers. This is one of the cutest things I have ever read in my life. The 'countdown' concept raises this story to another tier entirely. Also, I'm weak for any romance story where one character is into photography and in this case, both of them are.. (〒﹏〒)
Has a beautiful atmosphere, with a comforting sense of realism. The art style is unique and full of character. Age gap, done respectfully :)
There's a friends to lovers dynamic going on between these two. This one is special, you can tell just how much they care about each other, even before any romantic developments happen. Cute as hell
one of the shortest and sweetest romantic developments I've ever read. Simple, beautiful, wholesome and read in 10 minutes.
(?) Why did I cry? I'm going to revisit this story later to see if I was in a fragile state or if it is just that good, because it felt really good. There's a slow, comfortable development of attachments. It feels real and I'm really drawn to stories like this. Reflections of humanity 'n all that lol.
this is just so so cute, it's unreal.. a shared interest and past encounter. Great stuff
part of the storyline, read in-between
If the first one was cute, this one up-stages it by a long shot
Legitimately one of the cutest things I've ever read. Wholesome has been dialled up to the max, and it's about photography.. this story is my kryptonite
There's something so beautifully mundane about this story; it's realistic, I think. Nothing crazy happens, there's no 'will they won't they', and that's the story's appeal. Tension comes from more subtle feelings and dialogue, from refreshingly sad things that everyone in their lives will deal with. Things like change, family and grief (for both people and places). This slower pace for a story won't be everyone's thing, but it is mine
Shinyuu no