Akari Sayo is having a difficult time. She catches her boyfriend with another, only to find out she was the side piece. Then, the chief director saddles her with the interview of a brilliant and handsome composer. Will Sayo agree to Chizuru’s odd offer? Can she keep herself from actually falling in love with him?
Chizuru Kobuchi is in a bind. He needs
inspiration to write the score for an upcoming movie. Sayo seems to be the answer to his needs. Chizuru
agrees to the interview, only if she pretends to be his girlfriend/lover. Will
Sayo offer Chizuru the proper motivation he needs to finish his composition? Or
will she be a distraction?
The story’s premise is what caught my
attention first. The entire fake relationship angle – it is often overdone, but
I wanted to see how this mangaka handled it. The other thing that captured my
notice is that the main characters are adults. There are not many mangas out
there revolving around adults.
Some areas in the storyline felt forced and
rushed. I would have to read the next installment, and possibly the third,
before deciding if I would stick with this series or not.
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