Souta Mizuse, a first-year college student, was unable to tell people that he was colorblind, He couldn't but help feeling that he was different from ordinary people. One day, he found himself attracted to a photograph displayed in an exhibition. Even though he did not know what colors were "normal," Souta found the picture beautiful anyway. At the same time, he felt a sense of alienation, not being able to see it in the same way as others. With mixed feelings, he decides that photography is impossible for him. However, after meeting the photographer, Hinata Ayatsuki, Souta's view of the world slowly begins to change. (Source: Hero's, translated)

"Which is more important? Your household or your job?" With that question by her husband being the trigger, Kyouka and her husband have now divorced and Kyouka became a single mother. She loves both her job and bringing up her child and was determined to work hard at both. But one day, her son suddenly got a fever and she couldn't complete an important job assignment. While feeling down about this, Kyouka's best friend then suggested that she try out a housekeeping service. She decided to try it out for now and on the first day, she was surprised to find that her assigned staff was a handsome male babysitter named Haru. Even though she felt uneasy about the situation, Kyouka became slowly attracted by the warmth shown by him.

Marianne, a young baroness mistreated by her stepmother and about to be forced into a marriage she never wanted, escapes from her house. Deep in the forest, she finds and rescues George, a young boy who seems to have lost his memory. Through fate, she becomes George's tutor at the household of young Duke Robert, George's handsome uncle. As Marianne helps raise George alongside Robert, their relationship gradually deepens into something more meaningful and loving. What starts as a compassionate act turns into a sweet "newlywed-like" life, blending romance, family growth, and emotional healing in a warm depiction of unexpected love. https://www.cmoa.jp/title/319756/