Love Nest 4 by Yuu Minaduki
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Masato and Asahi have finally made their peace, though it would seem getting Asahi's office space ready for them to live in may be a bit more daunting of a task than originally estimated, especially as Masato is very weak when it comes to bugs. The past will come up yet again with a chance encounter featuring Asahi's ex-wife, though this appears to offer some further closer (with a side of jealousy from Masato) rather than any additional drama as the earlier stories entailed. Overall, the story has a lot of ups and downs rather than a straight line to a happy ending, which in truth is far more realistic of a journey.
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May 31, 2021
Love Nest 3
Love Nest 3 by Yuu Minaduki
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Just when it seems like things are working out for Masato and Asahi, it appears Masato's past as a heartbreaker has indeed come back to haunt him. As usual, Masato acts like he thinks he's doing it for the other party's sake, but he's still running away. Certainly not the easiest rock and hard place to be stuck between, but also understandable why Naru is even more disappointed in him in this case. For all of the earlier bravado and commitment, there is an awful lot of moping when it turns out Masato's past actions aren't so secret or separate from his currently reality as he may wish they were.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Just when it seems like things are working out for Masato and Asahi, it appears Masato's past as a heartbreaker has indeed come back to haunt him. As usual, Masato acts like he thinks he's doing it for the other party's sake, but he's still running away. Certainly not the easiest rock and hard place to be stuck between, but also understandable why Naru is even more disappointed in him in this case. For all of the earlier bravado and commitment, there is an awful lot of moping when it turns out Masato's past actions aren't so secret or separate from his currently reality as he may wish they were.
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May 27, 2021
Love Nest 2
Love Nest 2 by Yuu Minaduki
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
For all that Masato and Asahi can't seem to stand each other and their polar opposite habits, perhaps theirs is a rather obvious case of opposites attract. Asahi's ability to understand and put Masato at ease seems to have sealed his fate and made Masato turn on all his charms.... though not sure how charming it is to basically be forced into a relationship, especially as Masato still acknowledges that Asahi is straight and he's trying to change his mind.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
For all that Masato and Asahi can't seem to stand each other and their polar opposite habits, perhaps theirs is a rather obvious case of opposites attract. Asahi's ability to understand and put Masato at ease seems to have sealed his fate and made Masato turn on all his charms.... though not sure how charming it is to basically be forced into a relationship, especially as Masato still acknowledges that Asahi is straight and he's trying to change his mind.
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May 26, 2021
Love Nest 1
Love Nest 1 by Yuu Minaduki
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Masato longs for love, but due to his own past heartbreak, ends up breaking other couples up rather than letting them or himself find any happiness. At least that is until he needs a place to stay and his friend Naru offers his other apartment.... with a catch. Masato will be sharing it with Naru's other friend (who happens to be straight and in many ways also still recovering from his own divorce while Masto is gay). Even if they can't stand each other, it seems Asahi has a way of understanding Masato and his emotions that no one else has managed to this point.
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My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Masato longs for love, but due to his own past heartbreak, ends up breaking other couples up rather than letting them or himself find any happiness. At least that is until he needs a place to stay and his friend Naru offers his other apartment.... with a catch. Masato will be sharing it with Naru's other friend (who happens to be straight and in many ways also still recovering from his own divorce while Masto is gay). Even if they can't stand each other, it seems Asahi has a way of understanding Masato and his emotions that no one else has managed to this point.
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