Sakaki, a president of an import interior company, wouldn’t get serious with anyone. He became afraid when he started to care about Okada, a hetero. Sakaki couldn’t remember anything when he found himself waking up in Okada’s home. With Okada’s unconscious speech and conduct, Sakaki felt bothered. Will the storm calm down?
~Attractive Fascinante
Prequel: Signal
First, the art is definitely a style I really like. I've fallen in love Hidaka Shoko's art after reading Reset, and this manga definitely didn't disappoint either. Both characters were nicely drawn (love Sakaki's glasses!) though I wish Okada had a different hairstyle.
What I like about this story is that how it use the over-used/cliche plot -a gay man falls in love with a straight man- to create a story that is still entertaining to read. The story is generally told from Sakaki's point of view, which is unusual since most manga's prefer the view from the uke =P This is another reason I find it quite refreshing, we had a better grasp of Sakaki's inner conflict and could sympathize with him better. Okada, however, was a bit more confusing (him being a straight man might be why XD). His actions throughout the manga was a bit erratic (in my opinion at least), as it seems like he was flirting at first, then not? Anyway, I thought he jumped into a relationship with Sakaki too fast in the end (like, it could develop more into a multi-volume series), I wish those two had more of a chance to know each other better. So I guess the plot could do with more work. However, I do like how both didn't jump straight into smut from the beginning and actually considered their actions first. It's also more realistic in some way, as none of the characters were overly jealousy-type, or just generally acts overwhelming. Their relationship with each seems more nature and as a reader, we can see that they are comfortable with each other ^^
A nice entertaining read ^^