[Dual female leads + both pure + first-person narration + slow-paced + mystery] This is a slow, unhurried story adapted from a friend's real-life experience.
The newcomer: I fell for a kind coworker in another department, and then my supervisor suddenly started pursuing me relentlessly. My parents don't seem to get along. Little by little, I realize that the people around me aren't as they first appeared, and that there's something hidden behind all these events...
The older sister: I'm a lesbian. Why does this newcomer like me? I don't like women, but she somehow always draws my attention. I'm a bad person, though. Would she still like me if she knew about my past?
The story is told like a friend going over her feelings again and again. It's helpless and a little unsettling, but the two women come to understand and love each other.
It's super beautiful. The writing is very good. The plot is very good. It doesn't stretch my hips at all. I highly recommend it.
Come on, the story is very slow.
I like this kind of writing, it's excellent. The entry point is right! Urgent update!
The pace is very slow, but I quite like this kind of writing. I can't help but think about what they will do next, what they will do, and whether they will express their feelings in the next picture.