Somebody help me I'm gonna die laughing reading this comic
I really want to know if that 'I love you' was "Aishiteiru' or just 'Suki desu'
Idk whether my answer is 100 percent accurate or not, but from what I know, aishiteiru means I love you in Japanese, is more formal, for suki desu, means I like you, which is not so formal compare to aishiteru, this is all I know, I hope I answered your question
Aishiteru/koishiteru is more intimate so I was hoping they both said that, instead of Suki because Suki is first level confession thing. It's just like saying 'I really like you'
It might be suki desu cause in japan people normally Don’t say aishiteru. It seems weird for them to say that so they Suki desu which can translate to I like you but in some cases it can also mean I love you, but then again its a manga so it could be aishiteru.
His dick isn't even completely in yet and Nakyum has a bulge. Just exactly how long are dicks supposed to be
I thought Naruse would be a bit mad about that whole forceful episode thing. But oh well all's good.
If it weren't for ichika I would have given this comic 2-3 stars and dropped it for the drama.
ngl I actually cried when baby hit that stupid man.
I NEED ICHIKA IN MY LIFE
Secretary Cha is us xD
If Ahn Yiyoung isn't the best uke I've read so far uwu he's got the Director wrapped around his finger unconsciously ahhaha
He is.
tell me about it, Heeso is so darn gorgeous, hyesung is more on the pretty cute side
I'm concerned about the need of a blood test right after he came with fever. Why give dude some panadol or something
Also they need to communicate. Good communication in BL comics is so rare it's a treasure itself.
A fever could not be that serious, right? Right?
If he walked in with a 40* they'd do tests, yeah. It doesn't say how high, but they'd do tests if it's quite high.
Right It's not needed at the immediate moment. Treat by giving antipyretic and antibiotics. If still not reduced, go for further investigations
Because people have built up an immunity to antibiotics they're not as happy to give them out as they once were. You have to prove an infection now before they give them to you. It's a world-wide problem. People have built immunity to antibiotics, and so have the bugs. So they're not handed out like candy.
Yeah I'm aware, yet it's widely practiced to hand out broad spectrum antibiotics in case of suspicion.