This is a gem in the 'rent-a-friend' genre that brings a smile to your face with a clever set up and loveable characters.The general writing quality is extremely high, and personally I enjoyed the style quite a bit, barring some space for polishing.Time is spent in the early chapters building up the character of Leo, though some of the scenes chosen for character building might feel a little inconseuquential, which the author understandably has to walk a fine line between slice of life stories and log of everything that happens to one's day.Speaking which, the pacing does remind me of the pacing of the first fate visual novel, where we start the story with one character then cut the perspective away and follow another for the next few chapters until they meet again.Keep at it!