Haru to Midori - Reviews

Alright, I’m just going to preface this with the fact that the 31 year old and the 14 year old do not get together in any way. I saw the “age gap” tag and read the entire thing apprehensively, but it’s fine.

This is not a romance, this is the story of two people working through grief together. A single middle aged woman who’s been trying to forget the girl she’s been in love with for seventeen years bonding with the daughter of said girl over the girl’s death. It’s a sort of found family with self realization.

The one thing that threw me off is that the 31 year old is portrayed on the same level as the 14 year old. A little weird that they're the same maturity level, but oh well.