Derail Manhua

Title: Derail Genre: Yaoi (BL); Smut; Psychological In the heart of the bustling city, Haru and Hikaru's once unbreakable bond faced its toughest challenge yet. Hikaru's eyes strayed to a new coworker, a charming man who seemed to captivate his attention in ways Haru never had. Jealousy gripped Haru's heart as he watched their interactions, a knot of insecurity forming in the pit of his stomach. As Hikaru spent more time with his coworker, Haru felt himself unraveling. His mind twisted with thoughts of betrayal, of being replaced by someone new. The once comforting presence of Hikaru now felt like a distant memory, a flicker of warmth fading into the cold shadows of doubt. Unable to bear the growing distance between them, Haru took matters into his own hands. He orchestrated chance encounters, subtle manipulations designed to draw Hikaru back to him. But each attempt only seemed to push Hikaru further away, their once solid foundation crumbling under the weight of unresolved emotions. One fateful night, as the city lights flickered outside their window, Haru found himself at his breaking point. With trembling hands and a voice thick with emotion, he bared his soul to Hikaru, laying bare the depths of his feelings. And in that vulnerable moment, amidst the raw honesty of his confession, Haru saw a glimmer of understanding in Hikaru's eyes. As the truth spilled between them, years of unspoken longing and hidden desires rose to the surface. Hikaru's touch was tentative at first, a hesitant caress that soon ignited a fire within Haru's soul. In each other's arms, they found solace and connection, their bodies moving in sync as years of pent-up passion burst forth in a storm of need. And as the sun rose over the city, casting a soft golden glow over their entwined forms, Haru and Hikaru lay tangled together, their hearts finally at peace in the aftermath of the storm that had threatened to tear them apart. In that quiet moment of intimacy, they discovered that love, in all its messy, complicated glory, was worth fighting for.