Just read V5 japanese tankouben that came out a couple days ago and there's a really cute extra at the end. Shirotani hears two of his coworkers chatting and notices that the one that's a sempai calls his kouhai by his first name. On one of their coffee dates Kurose asks if Shirotani always calls those younger than him -san or -kun. Of course it's a very Shirotani (who uses a lot of polite speech) thing to do so. Kurose says he calls those younger by their first names. Then there's several pages of Shirotani trying and failing to call him Riku (his first name) and mostly just spinning it off into other stupid sentences that also start with Riku (request, etc) because he just can't do it. Kurose tells him just to be his usual self, and when he calls him Kurose-kun, Kurose replies, "What is it? Tadaomi-san" and of course Shirotani freaks out and asks HIM to just be his usual self.
Just read V5 japanese tankouben that came out a couple days ago and there's a really cute extra at the end. Shirotani hears two of his coworkers chatting and notices that the one that's a sempai calls his kouhai by his first name. On one of their coffee dates Kurose asks if Shirotani always calls those younger than him -san or -kun. Of course it's a very Shirotani (who uses a lot of polite speech) thing to do so. Kurose says he calls those younger by their first names. Then there's several pages of Shirotani trying and failing to call him Riku (his first name) and mostly just spinning it off into other stupid sentences that also start with Riku (request, etc) because he just can't do it. Kurose tells him just to be his usual self, and when he calls him Kurose-kun, Kurose replies, "What is it? Tadaomi-san" and of course Shirotani freaks out and asks HIM to just be his usual self.
They're cute, this couple.