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the storytelling is very good - i mean, priest is a great author, so that is expected. it's interesting to see her taking this slice of life approach, showing the ups and downs of the male lead. i haven't seen him become an adult, but his teenage years have already been very turbulent.
the story itself is nice. i am dropping because i can't get used to the (future) pairing, it feels very odd.

"her Yukigaya uncle was her mother's brother, three years older than her mother, who had died two years later, he'd gone funny in the head after leaving university and had spent some time in a psychiatric hospital, and had subsequently never found a steady job and idled around at his parents' house instead, reading books until dawn, sleeping during the day, and taking the dog for walks, and so on"

"it was impossible to work out what was real, and yet it wasn't as if she particularly cared to know the truth of the matter"