Saki Sugita (26) is a hardworking woman with no friends and no boyfriend. She is doing well at work, but she is very awkward in her private life. She is in love with Nishimoto, her boss at work, but he's married. Just when she was about to give up, Nishimoto confides in her that he's divorced...? The relationship is gradually deepening, and perhaps marriage is on the horizon! Saki is at the peak of her happiness, but she gradually learns of Nishimoto's true nature hidden behind the happiness, through the social media account of Nishimoto's wife, with whom he is supposed to be divorced...!

**He doesn't actually love me. It's only our child he cares about.** “Care for a dance after we finish our champagne? Just you and me in my home…” They had only just met. Why didn't she turn him down? Desi Maddox, a journalist for a major newspaper, attends a charity gala full of celebrities to gather material, then suddenly finds herself swept up in a night of passion. When the night ends, Desi—with an eye only on her career—casually agrees to meet the man again despite having no intention of doing so. However, her feelings change when, weeks later, she discovers that she is pregnant.

Being a new student at Avalon High has been exciting for Ellie, to say the least--she's an honor student, a star on the track team, and, oh yeah, dating the super-hot class president, Will. Who also happens to be the alleged reincarnation of King Arthur. Ellie couldn't be happier to have Will in her life, but she's also worried that his estrangement from his parents is tearing him apart. To make matters worse, Will's doubt that he really is King Arthur could prevent the Merlin Prophecy--an age of enlightenment--from occurring. Can Ellie convince Will to believe in something that even she isn't sure about? And more importantly, can she get him to give his parents another chance? With all the mythology and mysticism of Avalon High, Meg Cabot's very first manga is indeed a tale for the ages.

*“You shouldn't peep, Coach.”* A first-person perspective shota anthology. You and a love interest. • Start (4 chapters) • School/Clubs Arc (7 chapters) • Entertainment Arc (7 chapters) • Crossdressing Arc (8 chapters) • Animal Ears Arc (7 chapters) • 5 Years Later (7 chapters) Cover illustration: Tsubata Nozaki

[taken from fictiondb] Nicola Sparks, sixteen and an orphan, is ready to dive headlong into her first London Season. A whirlwind of fashionable activities awaits her, although nabbing a husband, ordinarily the prime object of every girl's Season, is not among them. For Nicola has already chosen hers: a handsome viscount by the name of Lord Sebastian. Lord Sebastian Bartholomew is wealthy, attractive, and debonair, even if the few tantalizingly short moments Nicola has spent with him have produced little save discussions about poetry. Nicola is sure that a proposal from Lord Sebastian would be a match made in heaven. Everything is going well, until the infuriating Nathaniel Sheridan begins to cast doubt on the viscount's character. Nicola is convinced Nathaniel's efforts to besmirch Lord Sebastian's sterling reputation will yield nothing. But when she begins to piece things together for herself, the truth that is revealed has as much to do with the viscount as it does with Nicola's own heart.

Undercover cop Shay O'Malley has the toughest assignment of his career. He, a Yankee, has to bring down one of the most prestigious families in New Orleans. Worse yet, he's unknowingly slept with Juliette Fortier -- Princess Juliette Fortier -- who may or may not be into the "family business" up to her lovely neck. He'd rather think she's an innocent, but after their night together, he knows better.... Juliette just wants a fling -- a one-night stand before she settles down, bound by her royal responsibilities. But Shay keeps turning up in the strangest places...and she's powerless to resist his charms. Being powerless doesn't sit well with a princess....

A booklet packaged with Harta volume 121 at select stores. It's an anthology of one-shots centering on the theme of cigarettes. (Source: Natalie, translated)

A furoku by Megumi Mizusawa published with Ribon 1999-09.