Kakatte Koi
What if Kai followed a career as a CHEF and had his own restaurant for musicians, and nurtured a platonic love for one of his customers: Uruha-san, the guitarist for The Gazette. "The night is almost complete, missing a band long awaited by fans: The Gazette. Nothing had prepared me for when he walked out pointing at the car door. /> The light breeze of the wind brought its woody scent to my nose and I felt intoxicated by the essence of its scent." “He awakened a feeling in me that I didn't know I still had: desire and passion. My inner being clamored for this contact, the blonde would be mine and I would be his.” — Nice to meet you, Tanabe Yutaka, but you can call me Chef KAI.
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