This was just so satisfying.

This author's works are just so easy on the eyes. Art is very sharp and distinctive from others while the story is very down-to-earth and real. The story-telling has a simple charm to it that doesn't try to exaggerate the setting, but just focuses on the character interactions. No case of a "monologue" syndrome in the characters' thoughts, sex scenes weren't overly dramatized but rather tame and sweet, just enough detail was given to let the characters have a clear profile, and the way they communicated was fitting of their personalities.

I've read and reread this over ten times and I've yet to get sick of it. It's wholesome, but not in a "awwwh it's cute" way, rather a different sense of emotional satisfaction.