Held down, broken, and dirtied… thoughts and body. When I was in high school, I loved him, the always righteous and kind sensei. Peko’s confession was rejected not for the reason, “because we’re both boys,” but “because we’re teacher and student.” Even if that teacher were to have gotten a female student pregnant, in Peko’s mind, the existence of “sensei” had become special. And now, he meets a man called “sensei” at a bar on his way home from work, once again his feelings toward “sensei” are coming back…?
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