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mads

I NEEDDDD MOEREEEEEE

dentistshateher

TRUE growth and development, we love to see it

Mithai

Aizawa did love him.. But I like Tsuji's character more..The way he gave effort to this relationship, was truly commendable

Man.

I love them so much! This is so healthy n cute

mesunekonyan

I LOVE THEM! They handle everything so real and maturely. Arrrgggghhhhh. It's rare to find couple like them

Snotbaron

Dnf

pham

cute

Izzy

Bruh he was not apologetic enough for ghosting

∆pple!

Minji_Gurl

I like the story.. Good that Tsuji matured on his own and Aizawa had his resolve..

maejaeyeol

CUTE AF.

bobitybop

didn't feel much but good read!

Sharmazi

O

nananana

aizawa is kind of an ass but the development is nice

Benevolent

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Hokenshitsu Made Nan M? (Prequel)
Chapter 1:
Aizawa suddenly kisses his best friend Tsuji, who is now confused and worried that if these feelings develop, their friendship will be over. So to maintain their friendship, Tsuji attempts to get Aizawa and an old girlfriend to reunite their relationship. Nothing can go wrong with that plan, right?
Chapter 2:
Aizawa and Tsuji have finally slept together, but now what are they? Aizawa questions their relationship and if they are lovers or friends or where their relationship stands after their bedroom activities.
Chapter 3:
Tsuji is trying to come to terms with his new, more intimate relationship with Aizawa. Tsuji and Aizawa have been friends since high school, and Tsuji is wondering if being lovers will jeopardize their friendship. And if it's even worth taking a chance. A great bedroom line - "Bring it on." and a hilarious extra where Tsuji worries about Aizawa's "size".

Sldomerique

The story was so angsty so I skipped some of it. But well it was still a good read for the most part.

Anniexoxo

It’s kinda good ig

paddington

growth and maturity.

helleborne

dropped soon bc I can't stand tsuji

Genboxxy

One of my instant fave, char relationship is superb, plot superb, drama is just right AND makes perfect sense. Uke is not annoyingly whiny, seme is not overtly possessive for no reason, both are complex. Balance of comedy and real life dilemma for same sex couple, it's just so nice overall.