Yeah. They finally tied in the two stories. I mean I know that Masaki's boss is dating sales dude (forgot his name) from Sekaiichi, but I always kind of imagined the Sekaiichi arch/story as a kind of sequel to Junjou. It's nice to know that the timelines overlap and that the stories are just of different departments within the publishing house. I hope the story of these two can continue to gap the two series.
Not gonna lie. A lot of the time I pick and choose the chapters I read because I get bored waiting for the confession and I don't like all the couples. Although, it seems like the confession is finally coming, at which point I'll read the entire series cuz then I won't get annoyed with how many volumes it takes. Not that I don't love the series. My favourite couple are actually Chiaki and the editor friend.
I just reread the entire story because I was like, I missed where he fell in love with Hana? But no, there was no internal, I love him or external confession. Just all of a sudden he proposes and apparently believes that Hana is his fated pair? Does he actually love him or is he just trying to keep him away from Aoba? I mean all he says is that Hana is "his b**ch", so is that love or possession? I don't know, I usually like this mangaka's works, but this one had no logical progression and skipped a lot in character development and growth.
He did say he was never there. I think that he saw Tomoya and Senpai together that one time and realized he had feelings for Tomoya, but in true yaoi fashion didn't want to admit he had feelings for his best friend. Especially if he thought the two of them were a couple. He used her cheating as a reason to get back into Tomoya's life.
That doesn't make the cheating any less awful, but it'd be hard to be in a relationship with someone who isn't emotionally there.
Also, Hina is adorbs











I know every country has different products, but now I'm legit curious whether Nicorette products or other patches are readily available in Asian countries. Seems an easier solution. Then again I'm allergic to cigarettes, so maybe I'm wrong???
It is available. I've seen them in Malaysia and that's a very restrictive country. They even censor music from Selena Gomez. Lol