I have to say that I wasn't immediately interested in this manga. For one, I tend to like to read ones that are finished being scanlated before I read them (in case they're awesome and I find myself salivating for more). What I like about this manga is that it's a slow burn. Meaning, at this point (I'm at chapter four) the reader really doesn't know if the two main characters are going to get together. The mangaka has done a fantastic job of keeping the reader guessing. The seme in this story is younger than the uke (in both cases) which is a favorite of mine. The uke is so clueless and sweet, which is typical, yet strong and once he gets a clue, very efficient at resolving situations (which isn't typical). This seme likes to work in the background, the strong silent type that holds his emotions close to the chest, yet he's able to show the reader that he care for the uke-but to be honest, I don't know if it's interest in the uke or just interest because he's family. Well, we'll have to see I guess! I would recommend this to anyone for a delightful read and I would definately recommend it for purchase once it gets licensed.