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| Kaoru Mori never disappoints. |
| It's not exactly extremely notable, but as simple as it is it's charming in the free-flowing pace of the protagonist's beginning discomfort with the maid who's a stranger, until she's thankful in gratitude and scoffs to herself after coming back to her home in London where her room is a mess compared to the very clean house maintained by the maid of which her aunt who passed away wanted to Jayne to keep the maid employed to take care of the antique house. It was very enjoyable in a peaceful sweet way. 6/10. |
| Mori honestly makes such clean pages so detailed and stunning. I liked how small this oneshot is but it also would've been a short volume series and I'd consume all of it. All her women are so low key gay. |
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