Synopsis
The long-awaited sequel to:
https://www.dlsite.com/maniax/work/=/product_id/RJ01276764.html
This work is a branching route from the last one, focusing on Hashimoto.
[Synopsis]
After an unexpected series of events, Satou spent his weekend having sex with his two female friends.
They made plans to meet on their days off and have sex again, but Satou also received secret, separate, seductive DMs from each of them!
Now he has a choice to make…
On a certain Friday night…
Satou was dragged into a drinking party, made to hear out his co-worker’s complaints, and he missed the last train.
His phone was filled with messages from Hashimoto.
He planned to ignore her and take a taxi home, but he accidentally opened her latest text.
When she saw that he read her messages, she called him and strong-armed him into drinking at her place.
Hashimoto is just a friend, and Satou has drank and stayed the night at her place plenty of times.
He thought today would be no different, and they’d just drink and sleep, but…
It felt like she was closer than usual…?
But, if it’s just Hashimoto, he’s not into it like that!
So began Satou’s sleep over with Hashimoto, where no matter what they do, he’s not into it like that.
64 main pages!
(English product description provided by “meatmanTL”.)
| Circle | Hiyashimakura |
| Tags | R18, Manga, JPEG, PDF file, English |
| Price | 385JPY |
Editorial Review
Friends-to-lovers stories built around a shared weekend of intimacy are a staple of the adult manga space, but this branching sequel takes a more structured approach than most. Rather than escalating a single storyline, it splits the earlier work’s setup into separate routes and gives Hashimoto her own. That route-based design is still uncommon in the genre, and it gives the series some replay value beyond the usual one-shot or linear continuation.
The synopsis suggests the appeal lies in the groundwork rather than the premise alone. Satou misses his last train after a draining work drinking party, and a phone full of Hashimoto’s messages leads to a call and a pushy invitation to drink at her place. The story stresses that Hashimoto is “just a friend” and that Satou has stayed over many times before, so the tension comes from a familiar routine suddenly carrying a different charge. This everyday, office-adjacent realism, with its salaryman fatigue, casual friendship, and the pull of a message he wasn’t supposed to read, grounds the romance in a way that many fantasy-driven works skip. The English edition ships as both JPEG and PDF files, which is convenient for readers who want flexibility between image viewers and standard document readers.
Because the synopsis cuts off just as the evening begins, the pacing and tone of the encounter itself are hard to judge, and readers should expect the strengths to be character dynamics and setup rather than anything I can confirm further.
Readers who like slow-burn familiarity, tipsy-night-in scenarios, and the “what if we stopped pretending we’re only friends” angle will get the most from it, especially if they enjoyed the original and want to see the Hashimoto branch.
A grounded, route-driven sequel that rewards fans of lived-in friendship dynamics.
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