Cute detail you might want to know: in chapter 19, Jerim gives Aaron a wine that is named in french: "Un coup a foudre", which translates to thunderbolt, but its figurative meaning is "A love at first sight"
I 99% believe that the wine bottle is like a sort of symbol for Jerim and Aaron's relationship. The wine is their love, but then it broke because of a mistake, afterward, they cleaned the mess up.
I'm probably just reading too much into it, but it's okay maybe the author just wanted an excuse to draw gay sex again
Cute detail you might want to know: in chapter 19, Jerim gives Aaron a wine that is named in french: "Un coup a foudre", which translates to thunderbolt, but its figurative meaning is "A love at first sight"
I 99% believe that the wine bottle is like a sort of symbol for Jerim and Aaron's relationship. The wine is their love, but then it broke because of a mistake, afterward, they cleaned the mess up.
I'm probably just reading too much into it, but it's okay maybe the author just wanted an excuse to draw gay sex again