Add2Cart's manga / #childhood friends(9)

Really cute! But first, read Hush (Today), so you can see how the how together in the first place.

I read Door to Door first, and I enjoyed it so much that I bookmarked it. I put off reading Widow to Window, just based on the cover art. Ginu and Yubin look so cute, like too cute compared to looking at a sexy, shirtless Dowan. But, like they say, you can’t judge a book by it’s cover. Ginu and Yubin are so naughty in bed. Ginu intentions are good, but he was pretty sneaky about getting Yubin to sleep with him. In contrast, Dowan and Chamin, while having some incredibly hot s**, seem really wholesome. I think Ginu and Yubin as a couple are adorable, especially when we see them as children. And it’s funny that such an embarrassing incident is what causes their relationship to finally progress. I did enjoy both stories. And I’m glad that Door to Door was already complete, because wondering about Dowan and Chamin would have driven me crazy! Btw, did anyone else take out a ruler to see what 8-9 inches really looks like? I did. *mind blown*

Wow! That was so hot! Friends from high school have a mysterious app on their phone that asks them to complete challenges. If the challenges are completed, they win small prizes. If not, they experience misfortune. The object of the app is to complete enough challenges to have 1 wish granted. The challenges start with a simple kiss, but get progressively kinkier. Being forced to do these things with each other, slowly starts to change the relationship between these two friends. So much s**! Yeong, who couldn’t even c**e when he m****rb***d, discovered things that he had no idea he’d be so into. Nohae, has always thought Yeong was cute, but could have never imagined how cute Yeong would look with Nohae’s huge c**k in his mouth, or writhing under Nohae drunk with pleasure. Completely sexy. I’ll take another 100 chapters of epilogue . Thank you author. God bless the translators, et al. If I had the app my wish would be for this manhua to be uncensored

Hyunwoo and Subin had beef friends for years. While drunk Subin confesses that he has feeling for Hyunwoo. Hyunwoo is shocked and disgusted. He enlists for the military and doesn’t see or call Subin for 2 years. Feeling depressed, Subin goes out with an older guy, who we find out much later, is named Jun. Subin goes home drunk that night, alone. He’s abruptly woken up the following morning by his friend who announces the arrival of Hyunwoo who’s back from the military. Subin and Hyunwoo are roommates so they’re forced to be uncomfortably stuck together. Subin meets with Jun when he’s feeling down and needs affection. Subin thinks Jun is just using him for sex, because he doesn’t think an older successful guy would actually have feelings for him. With Subin gone, Hyunwoo realizes his feeling for Subin, but Subin has already forced himself to forget Hyunwoo and move on. The plot is very simple, but the way the characters interact with each other is very interesting, and there are some incredibly funny moments too. When Subin is with his friends, you wonder if they’re actually friends. And Subin’s noona is blunt, painfully honest, and has her own dramas too. I really didn’t know how it was all going to end, all the way up to the last page. This was excellent!

As kids, Haebom was Taesung’s only friend. They were really close as kods, but they’re suddenly forced to live together, as brothers, after the death of Haebom’s parents. Haebom over hears Taesung telling his mom that he doesn’t want to be brothers with Haebom. Hearing this, Haebom tries his best to behave and stay out of Tarsung’s way. This goes on for year and they eventually grow apart. In the last year of high school, for the first time they are in the same class. They act like they don’t know each other until Taesung notices that Haebom is constant sly getting bullies at school. Taesung starts to keep close to Haebom and protect him. This causes them to become close again, and they realize the distance between them the last 12 years was due to a misunderstanding. They realize their feelings for each other, but Haebom doesn’t want to disappoint his adoptive mother, who is Taesung’s biological mother. Taesung’s mother adores Haebom, considers him her son, and knows it’s good for the entire family to have him around. The story is adorable and follows them through college, and then as adults working in an office. The genre goes from shonen air to yaoi at this point. It took a few chapters for my brain to adjust to the naughty things, this once wholesome couple, was doing. Adorable couple, and their mom is fabulous too!

Omegaverse. Childhood friends driven apart by a misunderstanding, are reunited again 5 years later. Typical omegaverse story. However, because the omega manifested late, his body is big and muscular like an alpha. I really couldn’t give a s*** about the second couple, but it felt like more than half the story was about them.

Two childhood friends slowly develop feelings for each other, although, at different paces. One doesn’t like being touched, due to being sexually abused as a child, by a teacher. As they grow older, the art style improves, and they turn into gorgeous men. The supporting characters are also funny and interesting. The story was sweet, but had it’s fair share of drama. Contained s** scenes, without showing any junk, if you know what I mean…

A part-timer at a bar falls for a customer with a sexy voice. He pursues the customer, who is much older than him and not interested in dating. The part-timer asks the older guy to have sex with him just once, so he can have no regrets and the guy agrees. Cute couple, power bottom, love triangle/square (?), good amount of s**, lots of love, lots of complications.