I see this more as two characters rejecting their own yuri cliches than anything else.

it was good, but somehow it left bad aftertaste

reading this again i can't help but notice how shady sakura seems to act but the part that messed me up was the fact that she didn't look like she was in love with mio as a person but rather the idea of a princely figure that mio represented

Now I wonder why I read this...

But that hilariousness on the credit page made it all worth it.
Citrus got roasted to hell and back. I don't dislike Citrus, but damn, that made me laugh so hard that my younger brother yelled at me, quote: "Don't be so loud!". I think he was drawing something in his notebook at the time?

I don't get it. I always get a weird disquieting feeling when I read this story, yet it's stilll one of my all time favs.

I actually quite liked this, it was really interesting to see how trying to enforce roles in their "perfect" relationship was their downfall, not the fact that it wasn't a straight one. these old comments seem to miss the point a bit which is really sad, I think it's a perfectly understandable story for what it is ( •︠ˍ•︡ ) I'm glad they realized they can finally just be themselves! ♡♡