If You Love Me, Then Say So!

If You Love Me, Then Say So! (2015)

by ChuableSoft, MangaGamer
Genres:Simulator, Visual Novel
Themes:Erotic, Romance
Game modes:Single player
Story:"I love you." Under the tree in the garden behind the school, I confessed my love to 'Her'... My up-to-then ordinary school life took a turn after a chance encounter with QP, a fairy that was born from an apple. I met Ayame, the air-headed rich girl, my relationship with my childhood friend Yuuki has changed, and my ex-girlfriend Mahiru showed up in my life again. One budding relationship blooms after the next, and then... ...After the longest seconds of my life pass, 'She' blushes as she responds. What will her answer be?Show more
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