Asian Addicts Anonymous

You really have to divorce this drama from the Taiwanese version as well as the actual manga. Oh, sure they are keeping some key points, but despite people talking about how accurate this adaptation is as some scenes are really following the manga to a T, it’s actually even further from the original story than the Taiwanese. They are taking

Rei tries to sever all ties with Shiori, but Kira urges him to stop running away and face his own feelings. Kira only wishes to stay by his side until he gets things figured out. Meanwhile, Kirishima urges Kira to give up on Rei as it is only bringing her pain.

Kira worries about the past she knows nothing about between Rei and Shiori. Meanwhile, Kirishima and Sugihara step in to give advice and support to Kira.

Sometimes I really wish I could remember more from the manga, but only a select few scenes remain in memory, plus what little I’ve seen of the Taiwanese version of the drama. On the upside, I did find the complete series for under $200 (it’s so hard! I’m happy to get it for less than a $100 – this is

The incident with Kurasawa’s theft of Kira’s drawing escalates and leads Rei to follow Kirishima’s advice and try to eject Kira from his life. But the ties binding the two are too strong and they quickly gravitate back towards one another. When Kurasawa attempts to commit suicide, can their new relationship find a happy end?

Rei and Kira keep developing deeper feelings for one another much to Sugihara’s chagrin. Meanwhile an art club senior gets on Rei’s bad side when he steals the sketch Kira was supposed to paint for him. Plus, Kirishima gives a clear warning to Kira that he’s not who she thinks he is.