The story line was mediocre, the characters were mediocre and the resolution was mediocre.
I seriously having nothing else to say. They were always in love with each other, then one confesses to another out of the blue, like they'd never had a heart to heart before...and that's basically it.
The only ok thing is the art. The characters have absolutely no personality, either. I definitely don't recommend it.

... Last updated on September 21st, 2016, 8:12pm

It's an interesting oneshot, because it cleary draws a picture of the main character. His strong points are shown, but also all his weaknesses and fears. The constant thought of being brought up carefully for a special point in his families life, collides with the wish to be free from those boundaries after leaving home and seeing the counterparts self-decisive lifestyle. Especially the counterparts point of view, which is explained later, caught my attention and brought another twist. So, considering the likeable artwork, it's a recommendable read for mature readers.

Short and sweet. I like how Yoshino's indecisiveness played out. He had a lot on his shoulders to consider and though he was responsible in a lot of ways, he couldn't quite make up his mind on life choices.