chacantsleep

[18+, nsfw, mature content, sensitive content]

"From the tips of his hair to his lips and eyes—everything about him is red. His entire being screams 'walking red flag.' And yet, he treats me differently... or is it just my imagination?"

After the death of his parents in a car accident, Akagi Suga sold his parents' house and moved to another area. He raised his younger brother alone, their life didn't go smoothly but at least as long as Suga lived with his younger brother, their life was always pleasant.

Until finally people from IHPS (International Human Protection Squad) approached him, making Akagi Suga remember again that his father was a former instructor of that special forces.

He didn't want to get involved with people from an organization created by elites under the guise of ‘military’, an organization filled with crazy people, but when Nakajima Yuki, his childhood friend asked Suga to join IHPS, at first Suga refused, however—

"It wasn't an accident, both your parents were killed."

He already had this suspicion for a long time.

'Will going to IHPS make it easier for me to find out which organization killed my parents?'

And why did a madman named Zion Hughes always make it difficult for him to find out about the organization?

(ps ; I won't give warning for adult scenes iykwim, I will give warning if there's sensitive content)

[BL] EGOTISTIC

"Don't put it in..." His voice was weak, and Suga swallowed, his throat dry. Honestly, if he followed his own desires—because he was turned on too—he might have let Zion go all the way. "You promised we'd hang out today..."

It was obvious he wasn't happy about it. Zion pressed his forehead against Suga's chest, arms tightening around his waist. He let out a tired sigh, and Suga just let him be. Hah, this guy looked like a koala clinging to a tree.

"There's nothing interesting in this country. What do you even want to see?"

At Zion's question, Suga immediately thought of all the things he'd seen about America on TV. With excitement, he answered,

"A lot! The streets, the buildings, the food... It's really a modern, free country. But what I'm most curious about is the variety of food here that I can't find in Japan... I saw a video of someone selling baked potatoes loaded with cheese and meat. Honestly, I really want to try that."