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This is my third review of one of the first entries in Arbit's game collection, and I have to ask, what happened?

This game's had me worried about the artist, because what could've possibly happened for them to switch their writing from such beautiful, wholesome but still perfectly within the bounds of human luck and possibilities we can see in this game, to absolutely devastating and painstakingly realistic stories written with the tears of the main characters like Seduction Crime? 

Okay, now about the game. This is everything I've ever wanted from a VN made by Arbit and more, it's just such a beautifully written and heartfelt story, which is a very appreciated 180 from his later work. This game's had me cheering for the characters all the way through and begging for a sequel (since I didn't realize this isn't a one off but a TRILOGY AT FIRST TYSM). 

Of course, all of the things I liked or loved about the other games of his I played carry on to this one. The writing is as perfectly natural as ever, extremely wholesome and very engaging. Sadly, the lack of choices continues, which hurts me a bit, but didn't change much either way. Oh, and the art style is as cute as ever, with the exception of it being even cuter and more natural somehow??? 

There's literally nothing anyone could possibly hate this game for, except for its limited length and the fact that it's BL (but if you consider it as anything negative, you should kindly stop interacting with anyone on the internet cuz you make everyone around you depressed), which is why I'm feeling a 9.8/10 (-0.2 points because of the lack of choices sorry ;-;). I hope to see more of this in the sequels.

This game is a huge 180 from Seduction Crime, which I've played before this, a 180 I definitely appreciate. Both the characters are cute, but what matters most is that they're a lot cuter together. I really appreciate it whenever that's the case in such games, I find it very important for the integrity of the game. The art style is, surprisingly, not much different from SC either, which was one of the few things I've appreciated about that game; simple, clean and pretty, not trying too hard while also looking like its own thing and not a ripoff of someone else's style, which I greatly appreciate. The painful realism of SC was also kinda preserved in this game, in the best way possible; the conversations Chet and Sol had and things they did felt very natural and relatable, instead of a painfully depressing story which felt like it had no possibility of even a slightly positive ending, which was the main reason of me disliking SC. Overall, this is a much, MUCH more enjoyable entry in Arbit's sizeable and widely different catalogue which I'm now hoping I'll get to unravel more of, and why I'm feeling it deserves an impressive 9.5/10.

This VN is so cute! I love the relationship between Sol and Chet! 

I think I'm the same as Sol so I almost cried

THIS GAME IS SO CUTE 😍😍