Mod Edit: This review was originally posted for Bride (54629) and has subsequently been merged into Sunaebo (5391). Story(8) - The story revolves around a master of a household, who has a frail health and a young divorced mistress who gets married to that man, who is younger than her. As much as i read it, it's tragic but sweet at the same time. Art(9) - Aivan is really a master of drawing, not to mention that his other works also gives the exotic feeling. (the cover itself is gorgeous) Character(8) - I loved the character mentality, every character had their stand and duties. Eventhough it was short, it was really interesting to examine the characters personally even thought there are only two.

Enjoyment(9)- I really enjoyed the manhuwa, and glad i found this one. You feel that the manhuwa had left you to ponder about something in the end, some-kind of a life's lesson is given, but you need to grasp it.

Overall(9)- It's tragic, and as the romance progresses the tragic feeling gets heavier and heavier, however this story and plot line would have made a huge debut if it was longer.