hana's manga / #age gap(38)

It was a sweet story, and I really liked how Imai was so mature. He did put up with Mizuki more than normal people would, but I suppose that is often with the age difference. Mizuki was a bit of a crybaby to say the least, but she did grow up a bit towards the end. Imai is a man with urges but was gentlemanly enough that he waited until his woman was ready. Honest, mature, with a hint of jealously. A wonderful man. A story about 2 people overcoming differences in age; simple and pure. My only thing is I would have loved to see a proposal, marriage or kids!

A innocently written, sweet story about man falling in love with a high school boy. Being honest with each other and slowly forming a bond that will connect them for years to come.

It was a sweet read between a man running from his past and finding salvation in another person. It really is true that love can help you overcome many things. It was cute and funny, wish there was more.

A side story of Harasen with Sorano. A 22 year age gap, but it didn't feel like there was one based on their maturity and relationship. I did think that Hibiki and Aisaka is a bit too much of a push for me though. Over 40 year difference; I think Aisaka, despite his past heartbreaks, should not pursue the relationship and find someone of better match.

For always being the seme, the President sure loses a lot of ground to his secretary, enough to succumb to the passion and desire that his secretary made him realize he has...as an uke!

An egotistic, man Iga was devastated by the fact that his younger brother was elected the next in line to presidency rather than him. With the feeling of being demoted, Iga was assigned a gardening plan out in the countryside. Little did he know this assignment will change his impression on what's important, and his own life when he meets Yuu and his fathers. It was such a cute read! I loved the slow pace and the realism of the story! Why isn't this getting more reviews?

Living only with his father since his parent's divorced, Kaname was assigned in his father's will to be adopted by a toy company's president, Sena. Sena had other feelings however, and couldn't contain his emotions and made the move. Felt it was rushed and the way that the story was set seemed like the steps were incorrectly done. To make love with someone who's going to be your adopted son before adopting him?!

After taking Ui under his care for about 2 years, Kazunari develops feelings for him suppresses it due to his previous failed relationships of being overly possessive. Upon Ui's confession, Kazunari could no longer hold back and decides to give their relationship a try. The story behind it was good, but it felt too rushed. I could sense that Kazunari was a patient guy but even that did I not feel too deep of a connection with the characters.

Story as well as art were ok. I wasn't exactly impressed and there were certainly many that were far better. An 8 year unrequited love disappeared so easily, and for the son at that. I didn't feel a strong connection.

A slice of life. Taichi and Zana meets each other at the land that is to be a construction site. During the time, Taichi was still in college, and Zana a construction manager. They apparently had a one night stand and departed. After Zana left back to Tokyo for 3 years, they reunited. I thought the ending was rushed, but other then that the story was cute.