And like the reviews on NU, it was indeed a good story. I'll rate it a 5/5. I don’t like reading angst but I can say it is just the right amount. The characters also showed character development which made the end worthwhile. I wish we could have more side stories so she could discuss that dream with Theo; it feels like foreshadowing, imo. Still, I have no regrets reading the novel and would in fact recommend everyone to do so at least once. Everything is tied together properly, without fillers just to make the story longer or redundant.
As the story is short, it took me a day to finish it, I definitely recommend reading from Chapter 1 especially as there are many scenes in the novel that was opted out which imo really help build their romance. Anyway, I don’t think I’ll read it again, well in the near future, ‘cos I’m the type of reader that is too emotional and attached to the characters so I tend to be hurt so much. Still, with my emotions now after reading it, I'm just glad I get to read Vanessa and Theo's story.
I cried a lot, but it was all good crying. This story deserves to be read at least once in a lifetime. Some said that it would be nice to read a story when Mori's older, but I think the last epilogue gave good closure. It encapsulates and foreshadows the bittersweet ending that will happen once Mori grows old. Also, I would love to read more about Lily and her dad but the author's afterword already answered what happens to them. All in all, this story is a good read without all the complications of world-building, as it merely brushes over them. Nonetheless, it is nice and indeed stress-free how the author completely focuses the story on Mori, his moms and also Lily.
"Ackkk, my child."
Reading Eleceed and Wind Breaker is my weekly dose of cuteness and sugoi. Gosh, if I could forget the plot just so I could re-read anew, I will~
First to comment. I'm confused after reading the chapter ngl. Tho it made me curious about how this story will proceed as the plot is quite new (I hope it retains that)