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Fake Fact Lips by Machi Suehiro

Series: Fake Fact Lips
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Two ultra-competitive men make a deal that puts more than losing a bet on the line!

Ryou and Zen are two men who hate to lose-especially to each other. From high school rivals to rival co-workers, these two men have always been locked in fierce competition. They've competed over grades, sports, and even the number of Valentine's chocolates received! And now that they're salesmen at the same company, their rivalry has reignited.

One night, while out for drinks, the two begin arguing about who's more experienced in love. Suddenly, their newest competition is set: the winner is whoever makes the other fall in love with them first! But will this competition of hearts really lead to a win or something far more complicated?

About the Author
Machi Suehiro is a manga creator in Japan who focuses primarily on Boys' Love works. They're best known for Ambiguous Wolf, Do You Like Handsome Men?, Deadly Sugar Syrup, Fox-Colored Jealousy, and Fake Fact Lips.


Book Information
ISBN 9798893731361
Author Machi Suehiro
Format Paperback
Page Count 234
Imprint Seven Seas Entertainment, LLC
Publisher Seven Seas Entertainment, LLC
Series Fake Fact Lips
Weight(grams) 369g

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Series:
Fake Fact Lips
Imprint:
Seven Seas Entertainment, LLC


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