Know what they say about identical twins, that there’s always a good one and a bad one? Well, Ayumu and Atsushi seem to be proof of this. Atsushi is the perfect one – smart, kind, accomplished and loved by all. While Ayumu… well, let’s just say he isn’t exactly making his parents proud.
Quite unexpectedly, Atsushi dies in a car accident. Ayumu is then transferred to his late brother’s school and while there, he “becomes” his brother, playing the role of the good and kindly one while virtually obliterating his own personality in the process. However, in the presence of his classmate Kirishima, Ayumu is finding it hard to keep up his little charade. Question now is, why is Ayumu having difficulties keeping the mask on whenever Kirishima is around?
Also included in this volume are stories about a male Snow White, a model who poses for paintings and a dragon god who consumes men’s spirits… tales both light and dark are neatly balanced in this book. Now, fancy a game of Othello?
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