Two stories. A boy finds the older childhood friend he loved is now his new teacher, and resolves to seduce him. A gay man is attracted to another man he sees through his work, and is surprised to find the other willing to date him, though he hadn't previously identified as gay. The two have trouble due to the gay character wanting to have sex right away and the other not thinking it necessary yet.

I read this manga in bits and pieces, never able to continue reading it for long, till I eventually gave up, unable to pick it up again near the end. Part of that was likely the situation I was reading it in, but I think the fact remains this manga was substandard and unable to hold any of my interest. The characters seemed utterly personality-less besides the traits their yaoi character archetype gave them. The girlish uke in the first story comes off as irritatingly and creepily obsessive. The teacher he loves supposedly has reasons for resisting the uke's advances (in addition to the obvious teacher/student thing), but then he teases the uke in weird, sexual ways and calls it a 'joke,' acting completely unlike someone in his situation really would. The second story may be trying for a more mature kind of thing, being about the originally straight character being open to trying a romantic relationship with a male but unable to move as fast as the other would like, but it's dealt with in a bland, dull way, interspread with silly bickering between the two that isn't really funny. Art is of the slender-bishounen-with-pointy-chins variety, but it's very generic and not particularly good. Unless you've really got a thing for the teacher/very girly and kiddie student kind of dynamic, I'd say most should pass it. ( )