Thank you Netgalley & Udon entertainment for the arc in exchange for an honest review.

This is a full coloured romance manga told in such a unique way, and with the most beautifully charming art style.

The story isn't linear and is instead told in the form of snippets (scenes) of Emma & Alexander's life after she accidentally bumps into him. The relationship is so innocent (they aren't even together), but it also feels intimate at the same time. It almost feels like you're intruding on a private moment between the two. Veil is so wholesome, and although each scene is short, you still get an understanding of their relationship and feelings towards each other as the story progresses.

If you are a romance girlie, then this is a manga you need to check out. The story gets better throughout the volumes, and I can't wait to get my hands on a physical copy when it's released.

Veil isn't what I expected. There is no plot, no time given to settle into the story. You're given a prologue about when the characters first meet and that's the extent of foundational information. The rest is simple vignettes of small moments in the shared lives of these two characters. The relationship between the two is really left up to the reader. Whether you want to believe they're romantically involved or just very good friends the chemistry between them is undeniable. In just a few pages you're shown the deep understanding they have for each other, and are treated to daily banter and going's on. It's truly a lovely manga with a very soft and beautiful art style. I'm excited to read more!

Thank you to Udon Entertainment and Netgalley for the ARC.