Reviews for SLEEPING PARTNERS Manga

The story was dominated by the memories of the heroine Robin. The feelings I had when I was 16 had ended in heartbreak, but they occupied her for 12 years without changing. The words of refusal by the hero Clay, who is 7 years older, bound her because they were cold words that were inappropriate for her body. However, he later confessed that there was a reason for this. The snag in this story is that Clay proposes to go out with Robin and is looking for Robin in a position where she appears to be a gentleman on the surface in the beginning, and is seeking Robin in a position where she stands far from her desire to be happy when she has been hurt by her devilishly severe mother or ex-wife. It's infuriating to see them flickering their money and being spoiled by using their position as friends with their older sister and his wife. In that sense, Robin's behavior is orthodox, and I want to praise him for his good restraint, but it's still pathetic. I sympathize with Clay's past, but my sympathy for the situation where she lost the love of her aunt who supported her also wanes. In this development, the only foundation that somehow makes love come true is the love between my aunt and Robin. Without this place, it would have ended in a love-hate drama about a spoiled man.

I thought the first half was a negative heroine who was too conscious, but in the second half, I was amazed at her dignified and unwavering appearance without being swept away. They had feelings for each other, didn't they? That was interesting.