Seven Days: Monday – Thursday (Yaoi)
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Touji Seryou is rumoured to go out with whoever asks him first on Monday morning, but he will break up with them by Friday. This Monday it is Yuzuru Shino, his sendai from the archery club who asks him out. Apparently as a joke because he has relationship problems. Seryou on the other hand does not do the one-week relationship as a joke but as a trial period to see if he can fall in love with someone. Someone other than his brother's girlfriend. That was a lot cuter, and a lot more frustrating that I expected. And how did I not see the "Thursday" in the title. Where is book 2? I need to know what will happen this Friday!!!!
You know, I reeeeally don't like Takarai's Ten Count, but this one is a classic and it was the premise inspiration for Date Me, Bryson Keller, so here we are :D I am happy to report though that since this is written by Venio Tachibana and not Takarai, it is actually (at least thus far) muuuch more wholesome and insecure idiots stumbling through feelings than I feared. If you can bear the insta-love, this is sweet - since it's only two volumes, the miscommunication doesn't even pain too much!
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Touji Seryou is rumoured to go out with whoever asks him first on Monday morning, but he will break up with them by Friday. This Monday it is Yuzuru Shino, his sendai from the archery club who asks him out. Apparently as a joke because he has relationship problems. Seryou on the other hand does not do the one-week relationship as a joke but as a trial period to see if he can fall in love with someone. Someone other than his brother's girlfriend. That was a lot cuter, and a lot more frustrating that I expected. And how did I not see the "Thursday" in the title. Where is book 2? I need to know what will happen this Friday!!!!
You know, I reeeeally don't like Takarai's Ten Count, but this one is a classic and it was the premise inspiration for Date Me, Bryson Keller, so here we are :D I am happy to report though that since this is written by Venio Tachibana and not Takarai, it is actually (at least thus far) muuuch more wholesome and insecure idiots stumbling through feelings than I feared. If you can bear the insta-love, this is sweet - since it's only two volumes, the miscommunication doesn't even pain too much!