idk but i really liked this one.... maybe there was a deliberate emptiness throughout the narrative (since a major part of it was revolving around keito), and it was only at the end, in that one momentous scene where keito finally sees and understands the world of others, especially chika's that the emptiness starts to ebb away. i feel like the romance too wasn't deliberately developed throughout only for this moment alone. it is only when he learns to feel, to feel all the overwhelming colours of the world that he could truly understand his love. and in turn, let himself be loved by chika. and yumichika too, his whole quest of making that movie, started because of yahiro. but the moment the story changed from being one written by yahiro to the one written for keito is when i think his feelings trembled. and again, that final moment is when they both realised the hope of a love, and acknowledged it together. i found it a really really nice read, will probably reread again later!
idk but i really liked this one.... maybe there was a deliberate emptiness throughout the narrative (since a major part of it was revolving around keito), and it was only at the end, in that one momentous scene where keito finally sees and understands the world of others, especially chika's that the emptiness starts to ebb away. i feel like the romance too wasn't deliberately developed throughout only for this moment alone. it is only when he learns to feel, to feel all the overwhelming colours of the world that he could truly understand his love. and in turn, let himself be loved by chika. and yumichika too, his whole quest of making that movie, started because of yahiro. but the moment the story changed from being one written by yahiro to the one written for keito is when i think his feelings trembled. and again, that final moment is when they both realised the hope of a love, and acknowledged it together. i found it a really really nice read, will probably reread again later!