It seems Kohaku is really scared of opening up, trying to keep his armor up. I was waiting for Kohaku’s backstory. I’m glad they’re exploring it in this episode, and you can see a glimpse of why he is so closed up. Man, I’m starting to like Oji; I don’t want him to end up hurt. I don’t think he’s going to be a real rival to Kohaku, but he’s too good to be involved in Kohaku and Yoi’s relationship. Yoi is finally being vulnerable and honest with Kohaku, and even if he’s still keeping his armor up, his body still doesn’t lie. Even with how direct he is, he’s expressing himself much better with his actions rather than with words. I really liked this development, but I’m wondering what is going to happen with Oji. In the end, Yoi and Kohaku are changing for the better with each other, opening their hearts to be their true selves instead of keeping up the appearance that their world and experiences made them be.