This work unfolds a unique backstory, showcasing the family love of the protagonist Nana as she seeks to call back her sister Noa. The chubby Noa, which one would not expect from the cover art, exemplifies a truly wonderful teasing quality. While the play itself lacks flashiness, the delicate kissing scenes resonate profoundly and do not evoke crudeness, which is appealing. Furthermore, seeing Eikawa Noa in a yuri work for the first time is refreshing and heightens anticipation for future projects. Throughout the series, the dominant aspects appear restrained, but this might actually highlight Eikawa Noa's charm. For those particularly looking to enjoy the kissing scenes, this is a work that should definitely be watched.