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We are indeed miserable, my friends, but we don’t have to be dismal about it.
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MANGA: Out
Out – Hidaka Shoko
Yoshino moves to a building owned by his college friend, Kuga. While hanging out with him, Yoshino starts to admire Kuga for his decisiveness and free style of living. But what if Kuga’s feelings towards Yoshino aren’t only those of a friendship?
A serious salaryman story of decisions and hesitations.
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MANGA: Amai Kaori ga Surun Desu
Amai Kaori ga Surun Desu – Natsume Isaku
Pastry chef Ishikawa is the object of affection for fellow employee Hashimoto. However, Hashimoto can’t seem to find the courage to confess – and Ishikawa has a problem of his own.
A lighthearted combination of love and pastries. Too bad it’s only a one-shot.
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If you want something, you don’t wait for the world to deal it out for you. You take it.
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MANGA: Tight Rope
Tight Rope – Natsume Isaku
Chapter 1-4:The son of a sick mafia boss is constantly pressured to inherit his position as the “5th”. However, Ryuu wishes for nothing other than to marry Naoki and have a happy family. How will this go? Chapter 5:Doushiyoumo Nai Keredo Continuation Chapter 6:Tight Rope Extra
Childhood friends connected by a bond stronger than marriage makes a good excuse for boyxboy moments. This volume is mostly shounen-ai with a bit of yaoi action. It’s funny and sweet enough but I can’t help wishing for more fluff.
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