Petal Illusion

Great opening, and a great ending as well.
I find it interesting the way this was shown, where we see the conclusion at the beginning before seeing what led up to it in the ending.
Yes...I like this protagonist. For the sake of his love, and in order to not tarnish her family name, he decided to use the magic trick as a way of disguising her eloping with him essentially as him 'kidnapping' her via the trick.
That way all the blame falls on him and not her. But considering what we see in the first few pages...They seem happy. A loving, lasting relationship filled with freedom and sweet Vanilla.
If I was in the theater at the end, I would certainly give him a standing ovation as well. But seeing as I'm at home in front of a computer...I'll settle for clapping from here.

Later on they reappeared and the girl was pregnant - magic!

pfffff

That's odd. Won't this still tarnish her grandfather's name? I thought the trick was going to be like a faked death or something. hmm....

Poor grandfather..

We need a sequel where the trick was done to make an opening for them to escape together.

That was fantastic.

How to 'elope': Step 1, be a magician. You will 100% elope without anyone objecting.

It's like the movie, The Illusionist

*Ending "when she said she's positive

A "CHEATING" SCENARIO SHOULD NOT LOOK THIS CUTE!

... notwithstanding having said that, I APPROVE it.

Cheating vanilla, such a beautiful combination.
I like the fact that the artist doesn't try to force this into a perfect world where everybody is happy, you have to give up something in order to achieve.
Now... A SEQUEL WHERE THEY COME BACK WITH THEIR KID(S) AND TAKE HER GRANDFATHER WITH THEM!