Reviews for HIS AFTER-HOURS MISTRESS Manga

“She makes me happy. Because I value Genie more than anything you can think of” huh?? it's creepy. say more~. It was an emotional climax scene. At the end of the game, I was worried that Rourke might be intoxicated by chivalry, but I couldn't help but be moved by how good it was. Her father's inhuman attitude, which had no shred of affection, was so traumatic that she made Ginny say “I don't believe in love.” At first glance, my intestines boil with anger and sadness when I think of her, who has been forced to live a difficult life even though she has run away from the cold current situation hidden behind that, when she was a wealthy family. And even though her parents had repeated marriages and divorces, Rourke didn't notice it and hated it even though they had love at the root and had a bond. The contrast between these two people showed humanity that cannot be understood from the surface alone, and it was an exciting story with a sense of anticipation that they were actually such people. The relationship that drew the line between dog and monkey makes me think that maybe it was because they were sniffing out something with the same attitude of trying to contain what they should hate in their thoughts. The inner workings of Genie's mind, which gradually unravels to respond to events, were written in an orderly manner and were drawn in in in an easy-to-understand manner, and while praying that there were no scenes where Rourke would deny it, I greeted Happien, and my feelings also greeted Happien.

A perfect fit for work is the royal line, but if you meet face to face, you'll have a fight, but it's awesome. As the interaction between the two progresses from the workplace to the plane and the party, their emotions and expressions change steadily. The hero who said it was his own battle to the heroine, who had a difficult past and complicated family environment, is cool.

Maybe this is the first time in HQ that enemies and allies are clear from the beginning. The story progresses after everyone understood their enemies and allies, so neither the heroine nor the hero were confused.

It's a regular pattern where people start pretending to be lovers and gradually become seriously attracted to each other. But I love that pattern no matter how many times I read it. So, I recommend it to those who like that kind of story~ Heroes are cool, of course. Since she is a heroine who has lived without being able to rely on anyone until now, or rather, a strict tyrant, and has lived without being able to rely on anyone, the hero's words to protect you really touched my heart. I'm worried that my mother is still left behind by my father who is like a tyrant, but I'm sure the hero will rescue them. That's because she dealt with all of the heroine's worries as if they were her own.

Having trouble with my family is painful, but I'm glad I got used to being happy at the end! However, I wonder what happened to the mother?