About Love [Illustrated]

Name: About Love (恋について)

Author: Konohara Narise (木原 音瀬)

Synopsis: Bridal coordinator Asaka Takeshi reunites with his very first clients, Mr. and Mrs. Sasagawa, a year after their wedding. The couple had warmly forgiven the mishap Asaka caused on their big day, meeting it with kindness and laughter. Wanting to express his gratitude, he sends them a bouquet for their anniversary…

A tender and bittersweet love story unfolds as a wedding planner and a former client—both straight men—find themselves drawn to each other in unexpected ways.

Publisher: Scola Magazine (スコラマガジン)

Publication date: July, 2006

Illustration: Tomo Otake (大竹 とも)

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The EPUB version is available at the Ko-fi Shop.

Genre: Mature, Romance, Yaoi.

Status: Completed

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  1. DMarch 22, 2025 at 1:31 PM

    Thank you Jewels. I bought the manga version of this book and really enjoyed it. I'm excited to read this now

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    1. JewelsMarch 23, 2025 at 2:28 PM

      I just finished reading the novel and I loved it~ did you buy the physical copy of the manga?

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