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“Yakuza boss Yashiro, a masochist, falls for impotent bodyguard Doumeki, whose pasts threaten their growing bond.”

Twittering Birds Never Fly

囀る鳥は羽ばたかない The clouds gather

7.35

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Boys Love Drama Erotica Organized Crime

1 episodes · 1 hr 25 min min · GRIZZLY · R+ - Mild Nudity

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Synopsis

Yakuza boss Yashiro, a masochist, falls for impotent bodyguard Doumeki, whose pasts threaten their growing bond.

Yashiro, the ruthlessly efficient leader of the yakuza group Shinsekai, is also a brazen sexual deviant and masochist. Having been hurt by the only person he had ever fallen in love with, he now engages in strictly physical relationships. One day, Yashiro's superior assigns Chikara Doumeki, a recently released prisoner, to the role of Yashiro's new bodyguard. The stoic and observant Doumeki is also clumsy and impotent, much to Yashiro's dismay. Although Yashiro has a personal policy to not get involved with his subordinates, he finds himself strangely drawn to Doumeki, who keeps denying his advances. Despite his refusals, Doumeki finds Yashiro beautiful and wishes to stay by his side, yet he knows that he will never be able to satisfy his boss. As the two grow closer, their complicated pasts slowly begin to reveal themselves. Will their histories get in the way of their emergent feelings?

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