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The novel follows Uchiha Sasuke as he journeys to the Howling Wolf Village, where Itachi's eye medicine was produced.
Harumoto, advisor to yakuza boss Taniguchi, is known for his street smarts and short temper. But he has a softer side, and when he meets Mizuta sensei in a nightclub, he begins to dream of romance with this classy intellectual who seems to be from another world
Kinukawa Yuusuke is a second-class pianist who earns a living by playing in small bars and clubs. His simple life soon becomes complicated when a yakuza area boss named Fukami Hikaru shows up at his current workplace. As Fukami's appreciation for Yuusuke's piano playing grows and he begins to visit more and more often, Yuusuke's feelings for Fukami become unbearable - despite his guilt over being attracted to a criminal. One night, in a desperate attempt to get Fukami's attention, Yuusuke spills a drink on him... **Included one-shot:** Volume 2: Boku wa Taisetsuna (My Precious One)
Koyuki Higashi and Hiroko Masahara's story of their decision to have a baby together, as a lesbian married couple. They previously chronicled their romance and wedding in Lesbian-teki Kekkon Seikatsu.
Having lost his beloved wife and child in an accident, Michel, a doctor, discovers his life’s aspiration. One day in the gay district, he loses his way, and he spots a boy he knows. That boy, Alex, is the son of the beautiful musician, Christoph Adler. He visits Chris’s dressing room to discuss Alex, where Michel witnesses someone who appears to be Chris flirting with a man…
Fuminori Sakisaka, a young man who lost his family in a tragic car accident, has his life saved through an untested surgical procedure. However, thanks to a strange side-effect, all that comes upon his eyes appears twisted and ugly. All except for the beautiful girl who goes by "Saya", who draws the color of beauty to Fuminori's stained existence. For him, she is the only strand of light still remaining in life. (Source: Seikaisha, translated) *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*
After being captured for attempting to assassinate the leader of Kumogakure, the Raikage, and killing Jounin from Kirigakure and Iwagakure, Naruto is imprisoned in Houzukijou, a criminal containment facility also known as the Blood Prison. The master of the castle, Mui, uses the ultimate imprisonment jutsu to steal power from the prisoners. In this place, something is aiming for Naruto's life. The battle to prove his innocence and uncover the truth has begun for Naruto and his friends. (Source: AnimeAvenue)
Hired by a busy married couple to do odd jobs at their home and office, Nabeshima sets his sights on stealing the wife away from her volatile husband. But soon his plans begin to change.
The original chapter 1 "Unbirth" which focused on Jack the Ripper. Though elements from this chapter exists in the official Fate/Apocrypha story, it is not part of the main light novel's plot. This chapter was only published in the 7th volume of the Type-Moon Ace magazine.
Takahiro is the adopted son and secretary of an important Japanese politician. Already uneasy about his position in the eyes of his disapproving father, it doesn't help when Takahiro gets himself kidnapped by American gangsters. While his captors wait for the ransom demand to be met, Takahiro has to while away the days under the watchful eyes of his assigned guard, Jack. As the days turn into weeks, something like friendship develops between them. But will it lead to more...?
1-4) **Seishun no Yamai wa** (The Sickness in Youth) Successful businessman Minato is haunted by erotic memories of classmate Matsumoto and a series of embarrassing incidents from his senior high years. When Matsumoto reappears in his life as a new business associate, Minato's ordered life is turned upside down. 5-6) **Tengoku ga Mieru** (Viewing Heaven) Former bodyguard Kudo (introduced in Negai Kanae Tamae) is harassed by a nosy thief while on a trip to Europe. 7) **Good Night** Minato encounters a helpful English-speaking driver when he becomes lost on an overseas business trip.