I think that Keiichi senses Shingo's insecurities and should have reassured him that there's nothing going on with that other guy. Him not saying anything to Shingo leads me to believe that he may possibly have some sort of attraction with his work mate? Especially since he "lost his scent". Or he doesn't want to mention it because he knows Shingo might take it the wrong way?
Either way, Shingo has a pretty good intuition because he started feeling jealous and insecure just as this Keiichi's colleague started hitting on him. Personally, if a girl was all up on my man and he never told me about it, that would be a bit bothersome..(if I somehow found out).
I don't think there's a dead end to this relationship. As long as Keiichi doesn't have feelings for his work mate, all him and Shingo need are better communication. Can't wait for the next chapter, I'd love to see some of Keiichi's perspective and how he reacts to his colleagues seductive behaviors. >o<
I think that Keiichi senses Shingo's insecurities and should have reassured him that there's nothing going on with that other guy. Him not saying anything to Shingo leads me to believe that he may possibly have some sort of attraction with his work mate? Especially since he "lost his scent". Or he doesn't want to mention it because he knows Shingo might take it the wrong way?
Either way, Shingo has a pretty good intuition because he started feeling jealous and insecure just as this Keiichi's colleague started hitting on him. Personally, if a girl was all up on my man and he never told me about it, that would be a bit bothersome..(if I somehow found out).
I don't think there's a dead end to this relationship. As long as Keiichi doesn't have feelings for his work mate, all him and Shingo need are better communication. Can't wait for the next chapter, I'd love to see some of Keiichi's perspective and how he reacts to his colleagues seductive behaviors. >o<