This was overall a nice and mellow read, with a fine touch of comedy. The earlier chapters felt somewhat clumsy at times, but nothing too detrimental. The ending was a bit sudden, but better that than being stretched into oblivion. The ending was satisfying regardless, but would also have liked a bit more. Sadly, we can't have everything. Would absolutely recommend.

In the beginning this was the most predictable story I have ever read, it was also quite annoying in places, specially that uncle. I'm not even sure what the focus of the story was supposed to be on, tea ? or romance ? or maybe cats ?

The art was decent but very minimal and because of the shortness of the story the characters lacked depth, not that I would have wanted more, frankly it was kinda boring. Also it was kinda unrealistic how OK the other maids were with "it".

I kinda regret reading it, just because I probably could have read something better in that time or watched a movie.

I wish there was more character development and introspection on how June came to fall in love with Violet. It felt so sudden and like there was a lack of buildup.