Some love stories take place in the silent world of people who have difficulty putting what they feel into words. This Japanese-made boys' love series begins by examining the inner voices of young men who are used to suppressing their emotions; It tells about a bond that sprouts in the ordinary flow of daily life, but is not ordinary at all. The series deals with the unique tension that arises from a man not knowing how to position his attraction to another man both within himself and against social expectations. With its thirty-chapter structure, it progresses this issue by avoiding a hasty pace and leaning on small moments. A look, an unfinished sentence, an unexpected silence - this is exactly the language of the series. Japanese BL productions already have a long tradition, and this series bears the most distinctive feature of that tradition: conveying emotions not with big dramatic explosions, but by working like capillaries. The cast seems rightly chosen for this sensitive narrative; The weight carried especially in the wordless scenes is an indication of how much space the scriptwriters have given to the characters. It would be unfair to limit the series' target audience to BL fans only. The process of making peace with one's identity, the feeling of alienation from oneself while loving someone else, and the desire to be "accepted" are universal themes. These themes meet here with the unique introverted narrative aesthetics of Japanese culture and leave the viewer with a feeling that will not budge for a long time.