While the story was certainly cute, it felt like it was missing some emotions. That's probably because Nogami wears the same face all the time and conveys emotions solely through words.
The relationship between them starts out in a little bit awkward way - and both know that. It's like they're just going with the flow which make both of them seem a little bit dull.
The manga has its weak points, but it was a refreshing read it anyway. Look forward to seeing lots of cats and shy characters.

I really love how the author portrayed Nogami. Especially juxtaposed against Kume, his life experience and sense of responsibility as an older adult was really pronounced, and their age gap was readily apparent even though I don't remember them actually mentioning Nogami's age.



But I do think the author did a good job of conveying how both characters were feeling; the story felt very human which I liked. And I'm glad for the way they were able to resolve things and grow better together.