Is it the rooftop sex, or being interrupted you haven't seen before? Cause I remember a story that had two couples that kept interrupting each other throughout the school.
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I should think it was obvious from what I wrote, so while it seems more like you're trying to be clever in order to make some sort of point, but instead, to me at least, it just seems like a lack of reading comprehension. I'm sure if you look hard enough you'd find something similar to any of the above mentioned examples I wrote, but that would still make them exceptions to a yaoi trope. The fact that I haven't read every yaoi manga written shouldn't surprise you, so congrats, you have read something I haven't.
Not clever, just interested in sharing:
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/koishiteru/
My apologies for misunderstanding. Though your comment did seem like it was meant to be snarky, especially considering the amount of rooftop sex in yaoi being rather hard to miss. But thanks for sharing.
That's only because you couldn't see my ears stand up and my eyes start to sparkle.
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LOL- Yes, that darned internet at it again! All it's fault- not enough visual aids. :D Love yours though...
This chapter was great! Because it really decided NOT to go with usual tropes. The uke punched the guy and proudly declares him his boyfriend instead of running off hurt (yay!). The suspicious new friend who actually seems to be decent and doesn't want to come to between them. And not to mention the interrupted rooftop sex, which I found funny (never seen that before).