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And must agree that the cute fluffy art was a perfect match for the wirting.
Nelly and Emmy are the cutest couple in the Victorian Era. Their interactions are wonderful.
And I must add that I loved that you ended the story in a positive note.
Both, with Nelly and Emmy reunited in the afterlife, and Toma finding love with Hattie.
While I like drama and protagonists suffering hardships, I usually prefer they earning their happy endings.
In this case the end was very satisfying and emotional.
And keep practicing the style, I would love to see more yuri in this style for sure.
Thank you for making this!