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1-3) Is it wrong to eye your body
"As long as Kakuno's willing to look at me, it's okay."
Hazumi was helped by his classmate, Kakuno, who saw him being harassed by some upperclassmen. His heart stolen by Kakuno's strong and beautiful body, Hazumi told Kakuno that he wanted to see it all. Kakuno obliged, but as time passed their relationship became no clearer.
They started out as strangers, neither lovers nor friends. Which would it be, if any?
4) Night falls
Stirred by the rustling sounds of the leaves, the boy awakes to find a stranger in his house. Surprised but undeterred, he tries to befriend the mysterious guy that hangs out in his sister's room after night falls. Time pasts and his sister disappears, trying to go after the guy who decided to leave. Will he see his sister again? What about the stranger of the night?
Although I enjoyed the first story, the second one was far more intriguing. There's something exciting and kinky, even if totally wrong, in this stranger who climbs your window and you can't quite refuse him (from Nao-chan's perspective of course). And it's all so random, the way he disappears and keeps coming back, how he acts so freely while trying to remain under cover, not to mention his sexual ambiguity (I loved their conversation in the bathtub, again so random). Will definitely wait for more. Plus, I fell in love with the art style by the minute I saw Nao-chan's goggled eyes in the first pages. Loved it. So, for now, mostly based on the second story (again, the first one is also very nice), I'll give this a 7.5 (:
PS: So, I'll ask you over to watch some variety show and then I'll just leave you in the room alone so you can enjoy it properly. Sounds legit.
Protagonist Hazumi is interesting in how detached and socially awkward he can be. His love interest Kakuno isn't exempt, as some of Kakuno's responses give him a sort of peculiarity as well. Hazumi makes every interaction slightly odd, but this turns out to give the couple an almost endearing awkwardness. It's hard to explain, but in the end the first few chapters are cute as well as hilarious in their own way. There is a definite style to the work, in both art and storytelling.
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