A Kiss For The Petals Is Now Available On Steam

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MangaGamer has now published the visual novel A Kiss For The Petals -Remembering How We Met- on Steam and its own online store.

It follows Risa and Miya, who now live together happily in Risa’s apartment, but their relationship wasn’t always so pleasant – in fact, they used to argue a lot.

 

While following the story you look back at how Risa and Miya first met and how they fell in love while attending St. Michael’s Academy for Girls. For Risa, it was a lot of effort as Miya was and still is a renown truant, and so just getting her to come to class and be next to her wasn’t easy.


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