I can't understand how people failed to see the fact the Hirofumi woke up in the middle of the night disoriented with Daigo next to him. Anyone who had to go through what Hirofumi went through would have thought the same "I must get away as soon as possible". Is something instinctive. Yeah, when he calmed down he saw that he should face Daigo. But the sister's reaction was too much and in the end the problem was not addressed properly. So it leaves me somewhat unsure about the whole manga. Besides, the fact that Daigo won't let Hirofumi cut his hair and that make him resemble Akihiko alittle bit (if you take a look at his picture, both of them have the same haircut). Daigo's problems weren't solved, it was just a placebo solution what was given to him. What would happen if one day Hirofumi fails to call him, arrives late and Daigo thinking the worst (as he is prone to do) killed himself? This ruined the whole series to me. And it's a shame because I liked the prequel. It should have just ended there.
I can't understand how people failed to see the fact the Hirofumi woke up in the middle of the night disoriented with Daigo next to him. Anyone who had to go through what Hirofumi went through would have thought the same "I must get away as soon as possible". Is something instinctive. Yeah, when he calmed down he saw that he should face Daigo. But the sister's reaction was too much and in the end the problem was not addressed properly. So it leaves me somewhat unsure about the whole manga.
Besides, the fact that Daigo won't let Hirofumi cut his hair and that make him resemble Akihiko alittle bit (if you take a look at his picture, both of them have the same haircut).
Daigo's problems weren't solved, it was just a placebo solution what was given to him. What would happen if one day Hirofumi fails to call him, arrives late and Daigo thinking the worst (as he is prone to do) killed himself?
This ruined the whole series to me. And it's a shame because I liked the prequel. It should have just ended there.