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Although Mio wanted to become good friends with Haibara-kun who transferred to her class. But the first impression she received was the worst ever! But since with her grades, she was in danger of getting retained for a year, she has to go beg Haibara-kun to help tutor her??
From Evil Flowers and Shoujo Crusade: Tamura Aki is a maniac when it comes to historical things and she especially loves Date Masamune. Therefore, when she meets for the first time Hashiba Masaki, who happens to have a bandage on his right eye, just like Masamune, she believes that he´s her destined love. Hashiba-sama, as Aki calls him, is a rather violent guy that fights with his fists some yakuza-like fellows. How will she be able to get close to him in this kind of a situation?
Byletta, daughter of a viscount who has talents for swords and business, has been married to Arnald, son of a count, for eight years... however, he was away at war, and they hadn't met even once. When the war ended, she decides to ask for divorce even before she sees his face. She writes Arnald a letter saying "Dear Sir, I would like to ask for divorce." Arnald, handsome but had never loved someone, and Byletta, who was rumored to be a villainess, meet for the first time in their bedroom. He asks for a wager, and guarantees her that he will divorce if Byletta wins. If he wins, they will stay married forever. "If I can get you with child in a month, I win." Arnald says. That was something Byletta could never imagine.
From Intercross: Terao Chigusa has always loved a certain book called "Dear, Mr. Nameless." Plus, she has a very timid personality, so much so that she gets REALLY scared when confronted by Takaya Tooru. However, one day, she ends up living the same situation as her beloved book!? How will she react!?
1. Haikyo Shoujo Two years ago, Kazeko was trapped in a factory, where all she was able to remember was that a man kidnapped her. As for her friend Yuri, there seems to be more to her than meets the eye... As they both went back to the factory, Kazeko's memory resurfaces... 2. Ongaku ga Mieru Otoko 3. Tansu Shoujo 4. Boushi no Ue no Oka
Taken from Esthétique: Kao's childhood friend, Shougo, is a 'charismatic' hair stylist. But, he's been all too close to his customers since he became famous. That was supposed to be Kao's specially reserved seat!
Yurino's beloved is in financial trouble, so she decides to help him out by being a prostitute. However, the first guy she says "wanna have some fun with me for 500 bucks?" to happens to be a famous popular music composer, Yukio, with one of his singers, Karin, with him. The book consists of a collection of dangerous and sad love stories.
On graduation day, a former high-school student and her English teacher reminisce about their time together. How he helped her correct her mistakes, raise her grades and overcome her dislike for the language... But is that all there is to their relationship?
Timeless love is… sad and faint, but also hot!! An evangelist pure love is spinning!!
Cherish carefully... The one-sided love for Takeshi... It was originally a lucky thing to go to the same high school together... But then!?
From Perfect Illusions: Momo and Hinata got along so well together that people around them asked if they were going out. Momo really likes Hinata and can’t wait to break down the wall of "friendship." “It’d be great if Hinata feels the same way..." Momo wishes. However, she accidentally said that she liked someone else in front of everyone and their relationship heads off in an unexpected direction… A title work that illustrates the two enduring pain while advancing in love with five other documented chapters.
From Chibi Manga: Shinji, Manabu and Chinatsu are neighbor and childhood friends. Because they hide their thoughts from each other, their feelings became lock inside their heart. At that time, Manabu informed the other about "that things". He could trust his friends forever, but what will happen when they grown up and start to change the way they feel about it...? Included is the oneshot: I Just Love You.
