You can see his ivory-colored sharp teeth through his distorted lips when he laughs... and the crimson-colored blood dripping like it wanted to baptize a person. Carl van Hellsing has vowed to hunt down the vampire Elliot for eternity. But, that's exactly what Elliot wants.
Fearing that he would someday lose Naoki, Narusawa runs away to America to avoid the empty emotion of a breakup. However, Naoki tracks him down and embraces him with his declarations of love. But with the holidays drawing close, an innocent gesture turns into a terrible misunderstanding.
Naoki's illness haunts him like a curse until he meets the one person who gives him a vibrant life. Like a slow jazz refrain, thoughts of his beloved float through every waking moment. But can he make his caretaker's heart sing back? A wounded soul never fully recovers... Will Naoki suffer the painful blow of unrequited love? Long after the last sad notes of freeform melody fade into the black of the club, the lingering refrain of Jazz will ensnare you. A lovestruck tale that moves to its own dizzy beat, this is one story that promises a little soothing for every hopeful heart.
Narusawa chose to break off their relationship for Naoki's sake. But Naoki falls into a state of depression that alarms his father. Despite being adamant against his son's relationship with his doctor, he prepares a room for Narusawa right next to Naoki's. Unaware that only a thin wall separates him from his love, Naoki stirs in his room, his mind and heart in pieces. Will Naoki spend the rest of his life pining for his lost love? Find out in the shocking conclusion to the hit series Jazz. (C: 1-0-0)
Narusawa and Naoki have returned from their romantic days in America. Busy schedules have kept them from each other, and when they're finally able to find some time together, Naoki collapses. Narusawa is left to face Naoki's father alone... How will he react to the father's request to "end the relationship for Naoki's sake?"