Koi ni wa Mukanai Shokugyou Manhua

Title: Love Forbidden Occupation In the dazzling world of show business, Yori Kashii, the charismatic leader of the renowned idol group D.BUG, harbored a secret that he buried deep within his heart. His feelings for his former manager, Haruto Mikura, had been simmering for years, hidden under layers of professionalism and friendship. Haruto, on the other hand, maintained a cool and composed demeanor, treating Yori with the same warmth and kindness as before, albeit purely out of professional obligation. Despite knowing that his affection for Haruto was a forbidden fruit, Yori found himself unable to quell the burgeoning emotions stirring within him. The late-night conversations, the lingering touches, and the shared glances behind closed doors only fueled the flames of desire burning inside Yori. Each passing day, the line between admiration and love blurred, pushing Yori towards a precipice he was afraid to confront. One fateful evening, as the group wrapped up a successful concert, Yori found himself standing face to face with Haruto in a secluded corner of the backstage area. The hushed whispers of confessions and unspoken truths hung heavy in the air, creating a palpable tension between the two men. As their gazes locked, the floodgates of emotions burst open, washing away the barriers they had meticulously built over the years. In that fleeting moment, Yori bared his soul to Haruto, laying bare the depths of his love and longing. The world around them faded into insignificance as they stood on the precipice of a forbidden romance, their hearts beating as one in the deafening silence. And just like that, in the midst of chaos and applause, Yori and Haruto found solace in each other's arms, embracing a love that defied all expectations and norms. Their journey was fraught with challenges and uncertainties, but together, they were prepared to carve out their own happily ever after in a world where love knew no boundaries. Love Forbidden Occupation was no longer just a distant dream for Yori Kashii and Haruto Mikura—it was a reality they were willing to fight for, come what may.