Secret

Name: 秘密

Author: 木原音瀬

Synopsis: On a midsummer night, Utsumi Keita “内海啓太”, who was wandering the midnight streets looking for a place to sleep, met a man named Sugiura Mitsuru “杉浦充” and stayed at his place on the condition of having sex. Keita didn’t actually want to sleep with a man, but he didn’t want to return to his own apartment either. He didn’t want to be alone in his room with the large freezer humming and haunting his dreams. For Keita, who was plagued by nightmares, Sugiura was a convenient partner. However, Keita’s heart begins to waver with Sugiura's sincere feelings.

Publisher: Kodansha (講談社)

Publication date: December 13, 2013

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Genre: Adult, Psychological, Romance Yaoi.

Number of Chapters: 3 chapters

Status: Completed

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  1. AnonymousAugust 5, 2024 at 3:05 AM

    You translated another novel already!!! Thanks for another konohara novel 🥹 please let this one be like her other normal works 😭😭

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