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Pairing: Maki x Nico
Heesoo, a 24-year-old who has never dated before, finally gets into the romantic relationship she had always dreamed of. However, during her first time with her boyfriend, her fantasies are shattered. One day, while drinking with her lesbian friend Jaeyeon, she ends up going to a lesbian bar, where she meets Joohee. The two are drawn to each other and share a kiss, leaving Heesoo feeling both confused about her sexual orientation and guilty toward her boyfriend. In her confusion, Heesoo visits the lesbian bar several more times in hopes of seeing Joohee again. Eventually, she meets her once more, and they head straight to a motel. But just before things progress, a KakaoTalk message from Heesoo’s boyfriend pops up on her phone. Joohee sees it, feels ridiculous about the situation, and leaves immediately. Heesoo mistakenly believes Joohee left because she couldn’t go through with it, and out of guilt toward her boyfriend, she decides to break up with him. However, Joohee misunderstands, thinking that Heesoo is still dating her boyfriend. Even while spending time with her FWB, Minyoung, Joohee can’t stop thinking about Heesoo. Will Heesoo and Joohee’s feelings ever be properly conveyed to each other?
Aya and Hiromi attend the same nursing school and have become a couple. Aya has always known she is a lesbian and it's because of her that Hiromi starts to come out of her shell and confront her overbearing parents. Nonetheless, Hiromi's newly found rebelliousness poses a potential threat to their relationship.
Can two college students with contrasting goals and a mutual dream come together or will they be driven apart? Haruka has forsaken her theatrical aspirations but is haunted by her memories. On the other hand, Nao is determined to pursue her dream of being on stage and won't let any impediment deter her. Despite their divergent attitudes, their paths intersect and they become intertwined, leading to the spark of a romance.
Cheong-Hwa, a delicate and pretty woman from a small town, was sold to a rich old man for remarriage. To her, he was not a good husband. Overconcerning about his new wife's weight, he did not feed her properly, forced her enduring the extreme hunger. Then, one day, her husband suddenly passed away.
Kasumi Hana travels to meet her deceased older brother’s penpal, Urushizawa Lily, with the aim to inform her of his passing as well as the intent to kill her if Urushizawa had only been using him. But when they meet, Hana instead finds a blind woman who truly loves her late brother. For Lily’s sake, Hana resolves to take her brother’s place.
Both volumes are a collection of seven short stories each, revolving around an all-girl's school. The first, fifth, sixth, and seventh chapter from the first volume and the first five chapters of the second volume feature the same protagonists. This entry will reflect the Futabasha edition, which has some chapters re-ordered compared to the previous (incomplete) Ichijinsha edition. See the more info page. Volume 1: 1. Tomodachi ja Nakute mo. (Even if We're Not Friends) 2. Tengoku ni Ichiban Chikai Natsu. (The Summer Closest to Heaven) 3. Kiss to Koi to Ouji-sama (A Kiss, Love, and a Prince) 4. Itsuka no Kono Koi. (This Love From I Can't Remember When) 5. Kusuriyubi ni Kiss Shitara (If I Kiss Her Ring Finger) 6. Chocolate Kiss Kiss 7. Tsuki ni Negai wo (Wishing on the Moon) Volume 2: 8. Naisho no Koibito (Secret Girlfriends) 9. Classmates 10. Arashi no Mae (Before the Storm) 11. Honki no Iede (Running Away...For Real) 12. Watashi-tachi no Monogatari (Our Story) 13. Kuchibiru ni Cherries (Cherries For Your Lips) 14. Honto no Kimochi. (Real Love)
Lisa's tastes were always...unique. Longing to be restrained, without restrain. Lisa always felt like something was missing from her love life─until she met Ally. Ally was implacably ordinary─successful job, nice house, an average childhood─except for her preference for bedroom domination. Originally posted on DeviantArt, this books collects the first volume of the often erotic, always amusing, and surprisingly heartfelt Sunstone.
Ren Fujisawa could not find a place in her hometown or in Tokyo where the pieces of her identity fit together. She was about to give up on everything, when the person who appeared in front of her was the person she missed the most in the world, the person she wanted to see more than anything else in the world, the person she wanted to see so badly that she would die. A promising, delicately and emotionally depicts a human story that will sink deep into your heart, especially in this time when everyone is lonely.
