Stay Next Natsuyasumi Kappa to

with overall this manga has a very old-style of drawing, the manga has a story that's a bit hard to follow yet not hard to understand.

I really believe this manga could've worked well with the retooling, I never understood exactly what the hell the main male character was doing. I don't completely understand the main female character either.there is a time jump in here and a flashback and it's hard for me to figure out exactly where and where it ended and what the hell was going on in the middle of it.

with the time skip there was an undisclosed amount of time between when the characters were last seen and where they are now, I'm going to assume nine years, but again I could be wrong.

If the story was a bit more confidently told I think this would be one of my favorites mainly because it was simple, but because of the poor way was told I can't give it a high score it's mediocre at best but because I didn't like the characters in the overall story I gave it slightly higher than mediocre I just wish I could give it more.

I really really liked this one-shot. I found this by chance because I was bored with reading lovey-dovey manga lately. And when I came across Aishiteiru, I was drawn by the person on the cover (who is a woman btw). I liked it a lot because the characters were nice and most of all the art was awesome. There were a few heartfelt moments in the one-shot, but I liked the way I could feel how the characters felt. Anyways, I recommend this one-shot. This story reminds me how much I love manga.