Sumire's manga / #smut(234)

This last section of story is missing some plot explanation. It was hard to determine what Shingo and Keiichi were fighting about (lack of communication?). The story feels rushed in sense that there was a lot of build up to their separation, but the resolution was simplistic. Actually, I've gotten so that I'd like to see more of Older-bro's life with his lover, and son Rio.

Smuttery goodness in every bite.

A tongue in cheek (leave to your imagination to decide which set of cheeks) look at yaoi love. Don't drink while reading, you may end up with your own spit-take.

Spirt of 'Boy's Day' becomes a (hu)man thanks to a perverted grandson.

Plot is fast-paced (perhaps a bit too much so) but the action between Jamal and Leonard is hot - despite the 'fall in love with my rapist' yaoi trope being hauled out here once again. I would have liked more fleshing out of the ancillary characters, and perhaps a bit more fleshing out of the plot, but all in all, an enjoyable read.