Daisuki na Tsuma Datta

I love one-shots for their conciseness, there's no unnecessary bloat and the author gets straight to the point. That said, there's a fine line between being concise and rushing character growth. To truly feel for a character's end, you need time to get attached to them, and in this specific story, I felt that 'time' was missing. Don't get me wrong, the final was sad, but it didn't hit as hard as it should have. For those on the fence: I still recommend reading this. Even with my gripes, it’s a solid story. It just takes five minutes to read, so it’s definitely worth it.