It all started when Makoto first laid eyes on the beautiful but timid Kotonoha. He never had the guts to tell her that he was interested, but instead, would watch her at school and on the train in silence, being happy for just that.

However, a rather outspoken girl named Sekai found out about his crush after seeing Kotonoha on Makoto's cell-phone wallpaper. After teasing him, she decides to hook the two up with one another.

At first, her attempts end up in success, and the three become close enough that Kotonoha learns of and accepts Makoto's feelings.

...Of course, feelings start to change, which cause not only these three, but their classmates as well, to keep crossing the lines between love, lust, friendship, hatred, jealousy, and life and death.

By: clanlax

As I seem to keep reiterating, the presentation was exquisite. (Not perfect, but exquisite.)

They (The Production staff) decided to, for the bulk of the show, turn the main character into an inconsiderate, ---hole with a sex drive that is just way too powerful. (I'm a guy, and I say that's not healthy, but I understand why they did that. And I will admit that I was almost yelling every time he did something that led him to his ultimate fate.) I think, that the unrealistic side of his actions and desires really was the only down part of this show. But then again, we can't have an epiphany, if he doesn't do that, so we must have him walk down the dark side.