If you read the part where both of them met, you can tell Takato had basically already fallen in love with Azumaya. Ik this because When Azumaya was about to kiss him, afterwards Tamar was blushing and was distracted, so to get back non track he asked his manager to cram as much jobs as he could
If you read the part where both of them met, you can tell Takato had basically already fallen in love with Azumaya. Ik this because When Azumaya was about to kiss him, afterwards Tamar was blushing and was distracted, so to get back non track he asked his manager to cram as much jobs as he could.
I wanted to like it--but there wasn't a lead up, no initial "maybe"attraction. And I begun to hate the seme because he was one step away from using physical (not just rape) violence to get his rape-y sex. And for something this short, there wasn't any humor involved (like, I just slept with my annoying Koufax! Sort of stuff) *sigh* I just couldn't get into it at all, and this is from someone who has read a lot of "sex before love" sort of genres--except in those instances, the uke normally has some sort of initial attraction or something for the seme. Maybe if the story was elongated, and the uke able to build up his feelings along with his hatred and huge pride, and then less freaky ass seme....but no. it annoyed me that seme forces himself on him and then afterwards he acts all romantic and innocent and naive. I love split/twisted personalities, I love yaoi, I am a very understanding person...but rather than saying I hate it, it more just really annoyed me. Sad, cuz I loved the rooftop manga and some other of the mangaka's work ):