kyokosama's manga / #Tattoo artist(4)

Inwoo is a tattoo artist and a college student and he has been holding a crush on the T. A. For the past two years. His chance comes when T. A. Asks for a tattoo and Inwoo invites him to his studio which is also his house. I really like it and must say that it was a complete surprise see Inwoo pushing down to the T. A. A totally relatable story (the part where Inwoo loves T. A. At distance and gets all flustered).

1. Seto works in a mechanical workshop and it's bothered by the fact that the son of the owner, Kazunari-kun is always rude to him. One day, his patient reach his limits when Kazunari-kun says that Seto smells. 2. Shidou, a tattoo artist, is pursued by Takita, the owner of the building where Shidou' studio is placed. By confessing his feelings for Shidou, Takita expects to be in a relationship with him, but he doesn't count with the firm resolution of Shidou to be as far as possible of any deep human interaction. 3. Kaji and Sasame work at Shidou's studio. Sasame has a thing for Shidou but Kaji, without realising, likes Sasame and always is spoiling him. One day, out of curiosity, he asks about Sasame feelings and ends by confessing his own. 4. Akimoto and Suzuki are co-workers at the same company. Suzuki is a mess and Akimoto has to save his ass every time. What Akimoto doesn't know is that Suzuki is deeply in love with him.

Seina is a tattoo artist and Jin is a new client. That should be it but, Jin is also friend of Seina older brother and after finding out that little detail, Jin gets the task to keep an eye on little Seina because he has left home and brother is utterly worried. The plot might seem boring but to be honest, this is a really good manga and the story is great. I loved the way Jin and Seina kept making the distance between them smaller and how natural it felt. I liked that it wasn't necessary to be all sex, forceful or traumatic but instead it was really pure and sweet. Aaaahh! Such a good story. And that was the best first kiss in the history.

Tatto artist is in an abusive relationship with someone and he takes a work in Japan as a chance to escape. Once in Japan, his client is no other than an heir to a Yakuza household and they make click the moment they meet. I love it. It's quite good and quite short. I love this author work.