Uke had a kid, uke mistook Seme for a "relief" turns out his distant cousin
1st Story: Uke and Seme have prideful personalities. When Seme move next to uke house, Uke and some decided to go to the hot springs, Seme and son did so too, until Seme and uke finally fix their misunderstandings.
2nd Story: Uke is the Seme's son (1st story) and had taken a liking to his childhood friend the Uke's son (1st Story), but since Seme is too "Big" he decided to get "Small". Until he did and they did it.
Sequel to Papa I Love You
When Seme was a child he promised he will marry Uke (Best friend of Uke in 1st Story), now he bothers Uke and Congresses his love for him.
Twin Brothers, switch schools and met their relationship
Uke and seme are stepbrothers. At first Seme doesn't bother uke, but after some understanding, both develop a mutual understanding. The couples are very cute, the drawing was 9.7/10 for me, plot was beautiful
Uke is a son of a mangaka artist. When his Mother hires a new mangaka assistant, uke fell in love with him. In the end they got in a relationship, but when uke Mother found out about their relationship, Uke's Mother fires the Seme. Seme tries to become independent and works hard to prove himself
1st story: Seme is the Directors son, so everyone respects him, until the Uke reprimand him. The Seme take a liking to the Uke, because his different.
2nd Story: Uke is a Director and refuses to accept his son relationship
and about (homos), until Seme (secretary) resigned from his job because he can't work for a person who doesn't accept the kinds of him. Until Uke realizes everything.
Seme is addicted to his younger step brother
Story1 - When uke collapsed in front of Seme's house, Seme takes good care of the uke.
Story2 - Uke (Seme's butler) has been taking care of his a master, and his master friend, confesses his love for Butler everyday.
Uke got a little problem. When all of a sudden he has to take care of his brother's sons: a five year old kid, and a sixteen year old kid. However, Seme is not looking at the Uke as their substitute "Papa".
Aikotoba wa Hallelujah