Hyperventilation

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You can use the Bookmark button to get notifications about the latest chapters next time when you come visit MangaBuddy. Two young men meet after nine years at a high-school reunion, dormant feelings rise to the surface and they decide to act upon them. We get flashbacks to their high school years where, while they were not friends, they impacted each other but for one reason or another both kept their feelings internal. A single event that transpired between them seems to haunt them both, leading them to the present where they both attend a high school reunion.

If you're in the mood for a sex scene with a sprinkling of romance thrown in, then this might be worth the read. So the main character Myeong has a hole in his lung and that's why he's alienated nf made fun of my his peers in school. Beginning at a school reunion, the interactions between Myongi and Sunho, now 27, alternate between there and 9 years ago when they were 18 at school. Yuki Hasegawa attends the prestigious all-boys boarding school Blanc College, where he keeps to himself and tries his best to study hard. Hyperventilation is a short animation and manhwa series that follows the story of two men, Myongi and Sunho, who are reunited with one another at a high school reunion.You can’t help but feel just how much they both had been wanting this day to come for the last 9 or 10 years.

And maybe fate is playing tricks on Myeong by bringing Seonho back into his life all these years later.Designed and maintained by devoted anime fans, Anime UK News and it’s fledgling forum community is growing with each passing month, proving we are an ambitious and trusted resource for UK-based anime fans and beyond! Flashback to 9 years ago, upon leaving the young Myongi with the school doctor, Sunho wonders about him, then licks away some saliva Myongi left on his hand. He did not pay much attention to the problem with Myongi's lungs since he was not interested in it, but then seemed to develop an interest in him as a person after that. It’s a mood piece where minimal dialogue is used, sometimes recurring, almost like a refrain in a song – and the evocative colours of the different scenes play a vital part in conveying the atmosphere as well as the time and place. Cocomi also masters the art of making a story long enough to enjoy and get to know everyone but short enough that you are longing for more.