Amita4ever's manga / #Love- family(25)

5 chaps + bonus - Interesting, but seems to be missing details, like it is part of something bigger but they couldn't fit it all into the manga so they just didn't bother to explain some things. Didn't help that the 3rd chap was replaced with something completely unrelated. It being missing didn't ruin the story overall, but it did leave a gap in the action. Found chap 3 on another site, but even After reading it I felt like this manga was just an excerpt from a bigger story.

Really cute and sweet. If you don't chuckle, I suspect you'll at least smile.

Really looks promising - completely adorable so far. I'm hooked!

To bad it hasn't been updated - it was starting to get interesting.

I found the story somewhat disjointed and confusing, but the overall emotion it evokes is, well, no pun intended, sweet. It maintains a nostalgic feel through pastels and watercolor like art. I didn't understand it as well as I wanted, but it was still moving and worth the dead.

Really cute. Enjoying it alot!

I love the art and the story was heartwarming. The only thing that would have improved it for me was if they had waited. To a degree, I suppose it could be argued that it’s hard to apply real life statistics, which say bed before vows increases a marriages chances of failing, to contractual marriages of convenience since love and emotions are not at the foundation of the commitment, but I still think it wiser to wait. That being said, when did real life statistics have ANYTHING to do with Harlequins.

This has a simple plot and limited characters, but you really can't get much better than this. There is just enough angst to make your eyes burn, a FL that makes you want to cheer her on, her precocious daughter will wrap you around her finger and a feel-good ending as sweet and warm as hot chocolate. Good read.

Its an old plot... the playboy dumps the girl before she can reveal she's pregnant, and she's a single mom when they meet again. At first his reaction is wholly unreasonable, but then he takes being a father seriously and she sees it. There's a premise to this story I don't like - that someone without loving parental examples can't show someone else they love them. It might make it more difficult, but if they can learn enough to successfully run a multimillion dollar business, I don't see why they can't put a little time into learning how to build a relationship. They treat the guys like they are stupid and have to be led by the hand. I don't think it always needs to be that way.