Yamashii Karada

Yoshie is a self-proclaimed sadist who finds immense pleasure in teasing the boy he loves, only to discover that his own relationship with pain is far more complicated than he assumed. Rather than causing him distress, physical discomfort actually brings him intense satisfaction. This becomes especially apparent during his visits to the Seitai Clinic, where the therapist's forceful massages leave him completely breathless. Unbeknownst to Yoshie, the therapist's solemn son, Mikawa—a young man deeply obsessed with human anatomy and bones—has been secretly listening to his moans. As their paths cross, Yoshie begins to question whether Mikawa's fascination stems purely from his clinical passion for the skeletal structure or if something deeper stirs beneath the surface. Through this charged dynamic, Yoshie slowly comes to a profound realization: the ache of the heart is an entirely different experience from the sensations of the body. The volume also includes a bonus story following a young man who harbors deep feelings for the pâtissier working at his father's café. Despite his earnest affection, he struggles with the significant age gap between them, left wondering if his love will ever be taken seriously by the older baker.