Haruki Ogawa works at a temp agency, where, despite his baby face, he's one of the top employees. One day, his boss picks him to be the caretaker of Yutaka Minami, one of their system engineers who's been consistently late to work and is in desperate need of a daily morning wake-up call. At first, the only reason Haruki gives him the time of day is because he's under orders to, but little by little, Yutaka's puppy-like charm and adoring eyes start to change the way Haruki sees him... A puppy-love story you won't want to miss!

After ten years of agonizing, Natsuki and Haruomi find love in each other at last. Now boyfriends, they celebrate each other's birthdays, think about their future together, and spend their days in peace and happiness. That all changes, though, when Natsuki is sent on a six-month business trip to Fukuoka. At first, Haruomi thinks he can deal with the loneliness as long as they stay in touch. It'll be nothing compared to the time they were apart, right...? But, that becomes a problem when he's too worried about Natsuki's busy schedule to "bother" him with texts! Just when he decides to update Natsuki on what's happening in his life, they get into a petty argument over it... As their love matures from whirlwind romance to something more enduring, the pair must find a way to reconnect.

From Renta!: Junichi believes that gender doesn't matter in a relationship and asks Ryo, his pal since kindergarten, if he'd like to try something different with him. But Ryo is a guy who likes things "normal", and there's no way that he would ever acknowledge such a thing. He's astounded by the way Junichi goes around doing whatever he feels like with the guys at school or wherever he may be, and tells Junichi that it isn't normal. Somehow, he ends up being challenged by Ryo, and... This work also contains "Two Wandering Stars", a love story about Akihiko, another friend they grew up with.

His native pronunciation keeps pissing me off!!! There's this new hotshot manager at my company who was raised in America. He's a cute guy with a charming smile, and all my coworkers love him. But, he can't fool me!!!!! He may be fluent in English and competent at work, but I know he's a sadistic pervert! from Renta!

Kohta Sato's childhood friend, Ryo Katagiri, loves Kohta's tears. He licks them any chance he gets and says rude things just to make Kohta cry. One day, Ryo challenges Kohta to a battle over tears... which aren't the only things that get licked! In addition to this tale about a sadistic top and silly bottom, this book includes stories about a teacher and his former pupil, and a lightweight drinker and sommelier! (Renta!)

'Can you show me your underwear?' 'My underwear?' Those were the first words they shared. Saga admires genius underwear designer Hizuki Miyazato and wants to be a designer himself, too. His prayers are answered when he gets a job working at Hizuki's company. Despite the days of exhausting grunt work, Saga feels content just being of use to Hizuki, who's a brute of a CEO. But, when work hours are over, his expression takes on a childlike charm. The more Saga gets to know Hizuki, the more his feelings of admiration turn into those of love and desire. Just then, Hizuki has some harsh words for him...... from Renta!

Yuta owns an antique bookshop and Chihiro is a monk. They're childhood friends-turned-boyfriends. Chihiro's beauty is uncommon for a monk, and he's often sexually harassed! Whenever this happens, he comes running to Yuta for some "purification." This is their daily life! One day, they are sent on a mission to check out a local haunted house...... This is Asami Takahashi's first comic, chock-full of fun and love! from Renta!

In the "Bride Selection Ceremony", Prince Lucian has selected a woman named Evelyne. Evelyne has known Lucian since they were children, but is in despair over the fact she will have to marry the prince who has teased her for years. Now begins a marriage with a prince who will continue to tease her as the two live together in the castle!! However, Evelyne slowly becomes unsure of how the prince really feels... there are moments where he is sweet to her... what could this new feeling be?! (Source: MangaPlaza)

Not long ago in France, a Japanese man and a prince met and fell in love. They were from different worlds, so at first the two almost gave up, but they couldn't help falling deeper in love. Will the two be able to find happiness together? A cinematic story between a Japanese reporter and a British prince! https://www.ebookrenta.com/renta/sc/frm/item/130962/

Being shy and often tongue-tied, Ichito has trouble fitting in at work. His childhood friend, Takumi, decides to lend him a hand at overcoming his awkwardness and lets Ichito work part-time at his parents' store over summer break, where he can interact with customers. When the time comes, Ichito's a bumbling mess...... Seeing how cute his friend is, Takumi can't hold himself back, and then...... The stories featured in this manga are "Stop Teasing and Hold Me Gently." and "What's the Time, Mr. Wolf?" from Renta!

[Renta!](https://www.ebookrenta.com/renta/sc/frm/item/139560) Haruto Tsukiura's ideal type is a Japanese guy with black hair. When he meets the famous stage producer Aoi Koshimori, he's so ideal that Haruto catches himself staring... and Aoi catches him, too. Aoi secretly slips Haruto a note telling him to where to meet on the following night. On it was a hotel room number...! This is a spinoff of "How an Innocent Manga Artist Holds Down a 9-To-5 While Being Held Down by His Hot Boss"!

Arisa Date steps into the national spotlight as a professional mahjong player with a reputation already decided for her. She is seen as a face chosen for attention, someone placed there to be watched rather than believed. Every appearance is public. Every mistake travels farther than the work behind it. Illustrated by Ayato Sasakura, Vermilion Stella is a memoir about the private cost of being judged in public. It follows the strain of continuing when doubt surrounds you, the isolation of working while your failures are expected, and the quiet discipline required to return again and again while the world waits for confirmation that you do not belong. There is no sudden turning point, no speech or reinvention that changes everything at once. Instead, the story unfolds through time, as small results accumulate and perception begins to shift almost imperceptibly. At its heart, this is a story about living inside someone else's version of you and the long, patient work of becoming visible as you are. (Source: Mahjong Pros Publishing)