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Atami-kun has a gorgeous face. A romantic heart. And a steady stream of girls asking him out at every opportunity. Which is all wonderful, except…he likes guys, not girls. An upperclassman who enjoys reading, the long-haired boy who sits in front of him, the cute worker at the flower shop–each love fleeting but sincere, and…
February–the month when love is in the air, sending small ripples through the lives of Atami-kun’s gang. For the first time ever, Kunijima-kun grapples with the foreign concept of romance. Atami-kun tries to track down a secret admirer. And Tsuji-kun… Well, Tsuji-kun keeps drifting along at his own pace. Flowers bloom and wither, school years…
Fireworks, friends, and school festivals. Atami-kun is enjoying the first year of high school at his own leisurely pace, but quirky new characters keep finding their way into his life…and sometimes his heart. That vexing boy from the class next door who won’t leave him alone. The cool upperclassman sharing words of wisdom. A romance…
Atlas steps in to rebuke his employees for their mistreatment of his beloved secretary, earning him more of Saeki’s trust. When Grey enlists Saeki in his plan to help Atlas woo Saki, they discover an obstacle in their way–Saki will have to start seeing Atlas as more than just her boss. But there’s no time…
Sugimoto feels she was pushed away, while Kujou-senseifrets she didn’t express herself well enough.And as they slide further and further apart, they eachspiral into reflection on their own pasts–the memoriesof failed relationships that burden them to this dayand keep them from closing the distance.But wisdom can be found in strange places… Perhaps an unexpected third…
Memories from Shizuku’s troubled past have gotten between her and Saori. They share too much. Their hopeless loves, the ways they push each other away when they need companionship the most, their anxieties about replacing and being replaced… But maybe, if Saori swallows her pride and chases after Shizuku, they can make up by sharing…
Is it finally Hatori’s time to shine as a true heroine?!After all the drama over Runa, Hatori and Hiromitsu have split up–which means Rita should be over the moon! But since he still blames himself for what happened to Adachi, he won’t make a move. And so, the once-blissful Hatori remains totally alone…until Hiromitsu visits…
“What would I do at a time like this if I were an adult…?” Have you ever thought that–?If Saori had her way, her big sister Iori would always be beside her–where she could just reach out her hand and they’d touch, open her mouth and they’d talk. But now Iori has a girlfriend. And…
In a world where humans are thought to be inferior to beastfolk, human office worker Saki Oki endures a constant stream of ridicule and scorn from her beastfolk colleagues and superiors. So when she gets called into the CEO’s office, she’s prepared for the worst–but instead of firing Saki, the CEO acknowledges her hard work…
Since meeting in juvie, Minami and Shizuku have been at each other’sthroats on more than one occasion–but the years have bound themtogether. When Minami tosses and turns each night, trapped by hertrauma even as she dreams, Shizuku steps in…Then there’s Heke and Lala, coworkers who are distant in person but when behind the avatars, screen…
After fainting at the office, Saki starts to attract a lot of unwanted attention. As her ability to handle her new position is called into question by her more hostile coworkers, Atlas is approached by one of his colleagues, who introduces him to a beastfolk candidate for Saki’s job! But given how close Atlas has…
Hatori realizes what a mess she’s made of her Christmas with Hiromitsu, but now she’s determined to dedicate herself to him fully! With that, Hatori sets her sights on getting Nakajima and Rita together…since she’s definitely, totally, positively fine with them dating, and that way Rita’s out of the picture. Fortunately, Moe invites them all…
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