Arashi no Ato is a much calmer manga than the title suggests. Well, for the reader at least, because I think Sakaki would disagree. Speaking of, Sakaki is the type of man who doesn’t want complications, he likes things tidy and distinct. So of course he wouldn’t allow himself to fall for a hetero guy. Or so he wishes. Because Okada has an opinion himself, and he doesn’t really care for tidiness or putting each thing into a different category. They are complete opposites, and we already know what they say about opposites. I liked them both, Sakaki and Okada. They are likeable characters and the storyoverall was more slice of life than others I read, and that’s a plus from me. The plot is believable and easy to follow, just what you need for a nice evening read.