My first reaction was I was pissed off because Kisugi cheated on Tooru and began an affair with Natori. However, reading the last chapter, I realized that Kisugi was actually in an "open relationship" with Tooru, so he was free to have sexual relationships with others. Unfortunately for Tooru, Kisugi actually liked Natori seriously, so it wouldn't be like his past flings, where Kisugi would come back to him.
I liked how Kisugi thought that responding to someone's love and expressing your feelings to someone you love are different (hence, what he had for Tooru and Natori were different), but I wished he realized his feelings by himself. It seemed as if, had Yasuha not talked to him, he wouldn't have considered others' feelings and continued to be satisfied with how things were...
Oh well, all is good in the end.
It was somehow realistic, without heavy drama, so I didn't really dislike it despite the "affair."
My first reaction was I was pissed off because Kisugi cheated on Tooru and began an affair with Natori. However, reading the last chapter, I realized that Kisugi was actually in an "open relationship" with Tooru, so he was free to have sexual relationships with others. Unfortunately for Tooru, Kisugi actually liked Natori seriously, so it wouldn't be like his past flings, where Kisugi would come back to him.
I liked how Kisugi thought that responding to someone's love and expressing your feelings to someone you love are different (hence, what he had for Tooru and Natori were different), but I wished he realized his feelings by himself. It seemed as if, had Yasuha not talked to him, he wouldn't have considered others' feelings and continued to be satisfied with how things were...
Oh well, all is good in the end.
It was somehow realistic, without heavy drama, so I didn't really dislike it despite the "affair."