Play After Call

Kurashina is a high school student burdened by a deep-seated complex regarding his dominant nature. He has long harbored a one-sided inferiority complex toward Isshiki, the imposing and authoritative student council president, firmly believing him to be a fellow dominant. However, everything changes when Kurashina unexpectedly discovers Isshiki collapsed on the school grounds. Unable to ignore the usually commanding figure in such an unusually vulnerable state, he steps in to care for him. During this quiet moment, Isshiki confides a startling truth: despite his intimidating presence, he is actually a submissive. Struck by sudden guilt over how coldly he had treated Isshiki due to his own misconceptions, Kurashina realizes the depth of his mistake. Learning that Isshiki currently lacks a partner and has fallen ill from the absence of connection with a dominant, Kurashina decides to make amends. To ease Isshiki’s suffering and atone for his past behavior, he gently suggests they engage in a light session together, setting the stage for an unexpected shift in their dynamic.