Bright and sociable Kazu and the sober and serious Moto have been best friends since childhood. Even if they drifted apart in junior high, they still understood one another better than anyone else. But in their second year, Kazu began to think of Moto as more than just a friend. And as much as he wanted to think it was just a misunderstanding, it became clear to him that his feelings were all too real...
This quiet and well-observed manga falls more into the slice-of-life category than romance; even the mangaka herself says in the afterword, Thank you for letting me write a slow and steady love story with too-few love scenes. So if you were hoping for something spicier, the Teen (13+) rating means this just isnt that kind of Boys Love. But its a sympathetic and touching portrait of a childhood friendship that has the potential to mature into something far more enduring; the final chapter is called Two Years Later and keeps the reader guessing until the final page. Read Full Review
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