Title : Wish of God
Kamisama no Negaigoto
神様のねがいごと
Kamisama no Negaigoto
神様のねがいごと
Story and Art : Jugoro Isaka
いさか 十五郎
Publisher : Julian Publishing
ジュリアンパブリッシング
Wish of God showcases a collection of sweet short stories:
“Wish of God”: Takehide and Yuuta are college roommates for years now. They enjoy each other’s company and everything about their friendship was fine. But when Yuuta decides to confess his romantic feelings for Takehide one day, Takahide is left confused. While thinking about what to do with Yuuta’s confession, Takehide meets a mysterious man who gives him a Shisa (statue wards used to protect one from evil spirits). Making things more complicated, the Shisa statue asks both Takehide and Yuuta to help them find its pair. While the two embark on their search for the Shisa’s missing pair, they also struggle through realizing their feelings for each other.
“How to Tame Your Puppy Boyfriend”: Arakawa, after years of pining, finally got his long-time crush, Kase, to date him. He wants to do things that a couple would usually do with Kase, but he also doesn’t want to seem going too fast. But with Kase being too adorable, he may not be able to control himself.
“Unrequited Love Spell”: Haruchika is in love with a doll maker named Izumi. The problem is, Izumi is in love with Haruchika’s brother, Kanae. When Kanae left, Haruchika feels that he’s just a replacement for his brother for Izumi. Will he ever be able to make Izumi see him for he is?
“Enough of Life”: In a high school reunion, Tsukasa and Chisa are reunited once more. After a night of drunken sex, Chisa freeloads on Tsukasa, much to the latter’s chagrin. But when memories of the past come knocking, giving way to feelings long kept, there may be just no denying them.
“Coward’s Love Song”: Attending his ex-lover’s wedding, Matsumoto drowned himself with alcohol in despair. Waking up the next day, he finds himself with no memory of what happened the night before. All he knew was he slept with a young stranger named Rin.
“Wish of Man”: A bonus short story of “Wish of God.”
© Jugoro Isaka/J Publishing
