Fox-Colored Jealousy 2: Kind of a Wolf by Machi Suehiro
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This is a cute story about two boys who are both lonely and have learned to distrust their own feelings and the acceptance of those around them for different reasons. Put them together with the right mix of attraction and you get the perfect storm. Shiroki just wants some peace and quiet with his cat. Hayato is desperate for somewhere to belong and doesn't realize he tends to get very loud when he's excited, something that drives Shiroki crazy when Hayato is gaming all night (not that he realizes that's what is going on - he just thinks Hayato is loud). Hayato is even afraid of Shiroki at first, but when Shiroki learns Hayato's secret and he realizes he can be comfortable around Shiroki (both because of his acceptance and odd lack of scent), he may do a 180 and become a little clingy. So long as the boys learn to communicate, it seems like a match made in heaven. There are hints of a past with the only other "possessed" person in the story as well that I was curious about, though there wasn't much detail, so a tad surprised to learn that there is a separate story for that pairing and that this is considered a sequel.
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