Is it true that you love me?

It's an interesting story. Mind, this is nothing like a lot of Hiiragi Nozomu's fluffy stories. Mugimaru, the seme, is much closer to a red flag than otherwise. While it's nothing compared to, say, Harada's characters, Mugimaru is still a psychopathic, manipulative bastard with very violent fantasies who drugs and molests someone he has a crush on. And Roku is straightlaced to a fault, to a point he'd apologize for defending himself against being sexually assaulted. The characters strain the suspension of disbelief, and many people would dislike this story because of it. But for me, I actually enjoy reading this story. The back and forth betweenthe main characters are intriguing, the chemistry strong. And while I -do- feel they shouldn't end up together THIS easily, I do find myself believing what they're trying to say.