I never expected to find a story about affairs to be wholesome. But here we are.

It's a very curious story. It has a lot of dubious consent and non-con, and feels like a junk food comic, but by the end it had an unexpected depth to it and ended in a bit of a strangely refreshing manner.

Fifteen chapters in, and I still don't completely understand the genre tags. It is definitely a non-con from the very first page, but genre-wise it feels more like a psychological horror than a romance. From what I've seen, the teased second love interest is more of a footnote than an actual option, and the man abusing her will most likely be "redeemed" somehow and officially couple with her. Would love to be proven wrong and see her escape and get therapy, but don't expect that will happen.

Sometimes it pays to type random words into the search engine. Really happy I stumbled upon this story. Our girl is easily relatable and a bit insecure, which I can see only improving as the story progresses. Her debut novel sets up a nice theme that I look forward to being explored, and though neither her editor or her friend have been explored much thus far, I look forward to learning more about each of them in the following chapters. Lots of appreciation to the author and everyone involved for what feels like the start to a truly heartwarming story.

It was certainly unexpected. Don't really know what to make of this, but I do feel sorry for the husband. Feel like he doesn't deserve what's being done behind his back.

It's off to a very entertaining start. Look forward to seeing more.

This was pretty fun and refreshing compared to what I was expecting. Doesn't actually count as a real love triangle though, so I was a bit disappointed on that front. Judging purely for the story though, definitely recommend.

It's a bunch of stories wrapped up together. Some aren't too bad, but the other review definitely has a point about them being rushed. It would've been nice to see at least one follow-up story, but they each felt complete enough as is.

I was pleasantly surprised by the first chapter. Usually in stories like this, the initial "act" involves non-consensual themes, but the girl here is entirely willing and makes the decision to escalate their relationship of her own accord. The relationship is sweet, and I'm looking forward to learning more of hers and the ex-wife's backstory in the coming chapters. I'm curious to know if the ex ever realizes the mistake she made when she pretended she knew him and whether our girl will eventually find herself understanding the ex's side of the story.

I feel like she made the wrong choice. There is some serious non-consent in the first chapter, and Riku internalizes and blames herself for it. I don't agree with that and I think he should be called out on it properly. But the story does kind of go in an interesting direction, and it's curious to see where it goes.