A series of one-shots that ran in Monthly Melody (before it became Melody). 1) **The Glasses Thief** A cute story about a boy with bad eyesight and the girl who is in love with him. 2) **Convenience Store Honey** A boy worries about his quiet boyfriend. 3) **Adult-Uniform** A girl wonders why her childhood friend does not speak to her anymore. 4) **Refrigerator Chocolate** Satoru is going to have heart surgery with a 50/50 chance of surviving. One day he comes across a girl in a refrigerator...

A series of romantic short stories drawn by Sahara Mizu and inspired by the music of the Japanese band Sukima Switch. Each chapter is inspired by a different song.

A heartrending and heartwarming story about two twins: one who hates everything like himself and one who wishes to keep his promise from long ago.

Only in autumn when the dead leaves flutter about can Akino meet the mysterious boy who lives inside the deep blue tree.

A story of an ordinary high school girl who gradually discovers her hidden talent of tennis through severe trainings designed by her strict coach. Can she become an "Ace" tennis player?

The flower in Itadori will bloom in the summer, taking his life as it took his sister's but giving others longer lives, but how can he leave his childhood friend Rakka behind...? (Source: Psycho Pandas)

"Are we all really alive?" Shinobu, a high school student, questions as he spends each day just passing the time away.

Collection of stories: 1) Hakoniwa no Toriko 2) Yubikiri Hime 3-4) Watashi to Watashi

Based on Nitro+CHiRAL's post-apocalyptic Japan BL game, Togainu no Chi.

Chidori absolutely hates men. For her entire life, she's been forced to put up with a bunch of irresponsible, useless slackers, and she's sick of it. Can one innocent little lie change how she feels about men?

A story about the twisted entanglement between a depressed, shut-in, has-been comic author, and another best-seller, Super Darling comic author. *Note: This is a self-published work by Eno Sumi (After God) under the alias of Hanae Deki (英恵 溺).*

Futaba, whose father is an oceanographer, has transferred schools 8 times because of his work. Afraid of eventually being forgotten, she tries not to make any new friends at her new school.