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What is a fanlisting? (taken from thefanlistings.org)

A fanlisting is simply an online listing of fans of a subject, such as a TV show, actor, or musician, that is created by an individual and open for fans from around the world to join. There are no costs, and the only requirements to join a fanlisting are your name and country. Fanlistings do not have to be large sites (although some are) - they are just a place where you can have your name listed along with other fans of the same subject. TheFanlistings.org is the original (but not official) web directory for fanlistings, dedicated to uniting the fans.

Morinaga and Souichi's story begins in the series Challengers where Souichi's little brother, Tomoe, falls in love with his landlord, Kurokawa. Souichi was just your average antisocial and socially retarded (according to Morinaga) person until he was attacked and almost raped (Morinaga saved him) by one of his college professors. After that Souichi took up Kenpo and became a self-proclaimed and very vocal 'gay hater'. When that happened Morinaga was already in love with Souichi so even if it seemed impossible that the object of his affection would ever return his feelings Morinaga stayed by his side, gaining his trust, friendship, and even becoming work partners.

For four years Morinaga keeps secret his love for Souichi, until one day, when Souichi takes care of him after he falls ill, he just can't anymore and tells Souichi he loves him. To Morinaga's surprise Souichi doesn't beat him or yells at him, which troubles Morinaga more than if he had. After a day of not speaking to each other Souichi finally tells Morinaga that he should forget he ever said anything and he in turn will forget that he heard anything. Morinaga gets angry at Souichi for disregarding his feelings and tells him he can't forget and that he will quit school so Souchi won't have to worry about him. Again Souichi reacts contrary to what Morinaga expects and makes Morinaga promise he won't quit school and even lets him kiss him as to seal the deal, even though shortly after Souichi barfs like there's no tomorrow.

In The Tyrant Falls in Love it's time for Morinaga and Souichi to take center stage. It's been a year since Morinaga confessed his love to Souichi and nothing much has changed until Morinaga's friend gives him an aphrodisiac and tells him to give it to Souichi. Morinaga is slightly horrified at the prospect and instead hides the bottle in one of his cabinets and forgets about it. Later Morinaga and Souichi are drinking at Morinaga's place, Souichi drinks pretty much all the alcohol in the house an demands Morinaga to buy more, Morinaga does and while he's out Souichi ransacks the apartment for more beer and finds the aphrodisiac. Morinaga freaks out a little when he finds out what Souichi did, but as there don't seem to be any side effects he shrugs it off. The aphrodisiac kicks in later that nigh after they'd fallen asleep. Souichi's distress wakes up Morinaga and after much blaming and struggling, Morinaga starts helping Souichi with his problem by giving him a handjob. but even after Souichi comes there's no sign of the effects of the drug fading and seeing Souichi so distressed and sexy is too much for Morinaga who has been waiting for five years, so he let's go of his self control and has sex with Souichi.

The next morning Souichi tries to kill Morinaga and yells that he doesn't want to see him anymore. Morinaga tries to apologize, but in the end takes a leave of absence from college and disappears without saying a word. The more Morinaga stays missing the more Souichi worries, to the point that he tries contacting his family and starts visiting his apartment obsessively. When Morinaga finally shows up Souichi snaps at him and accidentally reveals that even if Morinaga raped him, he doesnt' want Morinaga to leave his side. Morinaga uses this and tells Souichi there's no way he can stay by Souichi's side unless they have a romantic relationship, Souichi calls it blackmail, but still allows Morinaga to have sex with him, admitting that Morinaga is special to him.

Challengers and The Tyrant Falls in Love were written by Hinako Takanaga and published in the U.S by DramaQueen. Volume five of Tyrant is set to start in February.