I feel like she made the wrong choice. There is some serious non-consent in the first chapter, and Riku internalizes and blames herself for it. I don't agree with that and I think he should be called out on it properly. But the story does kind of go in an interesting direction, and it's curious to see where it goes.

The stories are really sweet and heartwarming. I'd love to see follow-up volumes featuring move of the dynamic between those two. The mystery they bait us with is fun too.

I love the dynamic of the characters. Looking forward to what comes next.

That was really cute.

This was a really cool idea and a fun ride throughout. Love the chemistry too. Good work and thank you for the treat.

The story is really sweet and exciting so far. Look forward to seeing how these two grow closer together. Also wonder if she'll have a chance to meet his son. Feel like that would be an interesting situation to introduce.

It seems like there are two stories here, but they are both part of the same universe. I personally like the second story more, but the first would have more potential if it wasn't so rushed.

It's quite a fascinating story so far. Very steamy and the plot seems to be going in quite the interesting direction. I can't wait to see how certain elements play out.

This is such a unique premise. I'd really like to see it explored further in future volumes. My main concern is that the characters don't seem as well-developed as they should be, so I'm worried that the story will be less interesting the longer it continues. In the meantime though, I look forward to seeing more in the future.

The concept is interesting, but the first chapter is difficult to get into. It seemed to start with a flashforward before immediately switching to a scene that didn't set up the story very well. It felt more like opening the door and interrupting something than a beginning, which made adjusting to the story a bit difficult. From there, the remainder of the chapter felt rather rushed. I think the first several pages would have been better served to assist the exposition and smooth out the story a bit better.