Pink Heart Jam 3: Beat 1 by Shikke
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This skips a lot of Haiga's high school time, though that makes some sense given the focus is still his relationship with Kanae, who's already graduated. Somehow, Haiga is rather popular with other club members, though he never seems to have a clue about it. Fortunately, the only time jealousy seems to be a factor is when Kanae's brother visits and shares some assumptions that make Haiga start to wonder. Despite their crazy busy schedules, it seems like they truly do have a good life together and make the most of what they can. Now that they're both in the workforce, it will be interesting to see if future volumes bring in more of their families and other activities.
Pink Heart Jam 2 by Shikke
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Kanae is unintentionally sending mix messages, which has Haiga spinning as he wants to tell Kanae what he's discovered of his own emotions, but alternately feels like there is some hope or no hope given they have very little time together and Kanae seems to be withdrawing given his instructions not to come see him at work anymore. Time is running out with the end of the school year looming and Kanae oddly reaches out to one of their fellow club members for more information. The night is rather hilarious given how drunk Kanae is, but his memory is oddly clear and he certainly doesn't waste any time once he gets the answers he wants from Haiga. Guess the way their relationship started, it would be little to no surprise that it would seem like there are no restraints remaining once they're on the same page and know they want the same things.
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Pink Heart Jam 1 by Shikke
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Haiga seems to be rather innocent, but also very open and honest. Probably not the type of guy Kanae thought he would end up involved with on any level given his line of work. Haiga seems drawn to Kanae though, and with his own feelings slowly becoming clearer to him, it'll be curious to see just where this relationship goes. Even Kanae seems to realize there's more to Haiga than just another customer at this point, but not much beyond that given the story is from Haiga's point of view.
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