Hey knows she's developing feelings for EO, but she can't be honest with herself just yet. However, a friend reminds her that time may be all that's needed to make EO blossom into the handsome gentleman he was meant to be. Will a new school, new friends, and an open mind be enough to make Hey turn over a new leaf?The minty-fresh romance of Peppermint finally finds its fairytale ending...
I like how the story ended but I felt like they dragged it out a bit too long. It would’ve been nice to have gotten more closure for the secondary characters as well. 3.5/5
After Hey is invited by Ez to star in a music video with him, she finally realizes that her feelings have changed. But is it too late for her and Eo? So ends this very short series. While I'm a fan of there only being four volumes, it also means there really isn't time for there to be a whole lot in the way of character development, and at times things get...confused. For instance, I can't figure out if Hey is in high school and Eo in middle school as is stated in the first volume, or if Hey is in middle school and Eo in elementary, as is stated in this one. So, poor editing or translation, I guess. Also, it's sometimes difficult to tell characters apart. But it's a fairly cute, silly story.