Sugar Glaze Darling

Reo has long harbored a quiet, unrequited love for Keiichiro, but his feelings take an unexpected turn when the situation flips entirely. Mistaking Reo for a girl, Keiichiro boldly steps forward and confesses his romantic interest. To complicate matters further, Keiichiro openly admits that he is notoriously awkward and inexperienced when it comes to interacting with girls, leaving him unsure of how to navigate his own sudden confession. Seeing an opportunity hidden within this misunderstanding, Reo makes a daring suggestion. He offers to help Keiichiro practice his romantic skills by treating him exactly as if he were a girl. For Reo, this arrangement is both a bittersweet compromise and a chance to stay close to the boy he loves, even if it means hiding his true identity behind a fabricated persona. What follows is a restless, fiery romance that unfolds with a sweetness reminiscent of sugar glaze. The story thrives on the captivating dynamic between its two leads: Reo, a devilish and pampered boy masking his genuine affection, and Keiichiro, a straight-laced yet remarkably tender sweetheart trying to overcome his own clumsiness. Together, they stumble through a charming deception that slowly transforms into an irresistible connection.