Two yaoi stories with that are related and written by the same person MINAMI Haruka. So here goes:
Sweet - Ano Amai Amai Aji: Odaka Yuushi works as a salesman for a marketing distributor, but secretly, he's obsessed with the delicious pastries offered exclusively as a "special service" by the restaurant at the Royal Fort luxury hotel. When the opportunity arises to approach the hotel about a contract to distribute their sweets, Yuushi jumps at the chance... but just what kind of price will the younger son of the owner demand in return for granting the contract?
& the side story:
Bitter - Kare no Hisoyaka na Seppun: For Hasunobe Yoshitomo, co-heir and general manager of the first-class Royal Fort hotel chain, life is pretty sweet. The only bitter pill is dealing with the rival hotel chain that recently opened nearby. However, things start to look up when he escorts a beautiful drunken guest back to his room, but who is this mystery guy?
Although, personally I liked Bitter more then Sweet and read Sweet first, but it doesn't matter which is read first, they are both side stories of eachother...
So here goes:
Sweet - Ano Amai Amai Aji:
Odaka Yuushi works as a salesman for a marketing distributor, but secretly, he's obsessed with the delicious pastries offered exclusively as a "special service" by the restaurant at the Royal Fort luxury hotel. When the opportunity arises to approach the hotel about a contract to distribute their sweets, Yuushi jumps at the chance... but just what kind of price will the younger son of the owner demand in return for granting the contract?
& the side story:
Bitter - Kare no Hisoyaka na Seppun:
For Hasunobe Yoshitomo, co-heir and general manager of the first-class Royal Fort hotel chain, life is pretty sweet. The only bitter pill is dealing with the rival hotel chain that recently opened nearby. However, things start to look up when he escorts a beautiful drunken guest back to his room, but who is this mystery guy?
Although, personally I liked Bitter more then Sweet and read Sweet first, but it doesn't matter which is read first, they are both side stories of eachother...