This was terrific! the time-skips were hard to follow, sometimes it seems like weeks pass between pages. I think the Love Letter extra is some 3 years later? So hard to tell... at least 1 year.
The romances were all so sweet! Yuri yumminess! Happy endings all around? I hope so.

I do love the minimalistic art, but it made keeping track of which girl was who kind of difficult.

We might need Dowman Sayman tag for these kinds of mango

I'd read them all!
This collection was great, I hope she writes a lot more too!

I think at the very end the original B-ko lets the clone kill her when she realizes that if the clones can live happily together 'like that' then that's better than her living like this any longer. They'll live happily ever after in a way she never could. After all, it's the clone A-ko over there, not the original. It was a clone all along.
Wait, can the clone make more clones? That would, for sure, mean B-ko is the original, not swapped in the very beginning.
If it is clone B-ko at the very end? Running off to live with clone A-ko? At least they won't have to keep murdering themselves any longer.
(I hope we can edit this in case I re-read it and figure it is different)

I doubt she ate the entire mermaid, it was pretty big and she was a kid, so the plan should work.
It might not be as efficient after the first generation though, so his healing might be slow or incomplete. That would be bad. But at least he has a girlfriend now.
All in all, another very disturbing story from Dowman! As expected :)

Wonderful! The other book is just fantastic!

Ooo! My first post!

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