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From Aerandria Scans: Legend has it that when the heart of a demon dies, his body changes into silver… When a woman, betrayed by her lover, and a demon who does not trust humans meet, the wheel of life and death begins to turn for their fatal love...!
From Bakeneko Scanlations: "When we met, I fell in love with you..." The novelist Sakaguchi was troubled. When Sakaguchi took in a weak kitten, the high schooler Kazuya, who comes to the his house to visit the cat, suddenly confessed. He thought it was just childish nonsense, but while usually being quiet, the Kazuya who is confesed his love awkwardly while his ears became red, seemed cute to Sakaguchi. But... adult love also entails sex, right? The love between the rough novelist and clumsy high schooler.
Description From Intercross: What the poor Sana is aiming for is the boy who has a mysterious mole on his lip: Aki. You won't be troubled over eating with a mole on your lip, so if she gets Aki, she won't be troubled over money... or so she thinks, but Aki is also poor?! With their Culture Festival's Best Couple Contest prize as "A year's worth of free school lunches", what willl happen when the two join forces?! Includes 3 other oneshots: - Sukitte Iccha XX Nandesu! Kurashima Touko has been working up the nerve to finally call out the President of the Disciplinary Committee. However, she accidentally sends it to the wrong person, Takimoto Chikage! He is a delinquent that is totally opposite of her ideal man, however, Takimoto likes Kurashima! - Narabuna Kiken!! Miku and Natsume have always been fighting with each other until Natsume suddenly asks Miku to pretend to be his girlfriend!!! At first, Miku is quite opposed to the idea, but slowly… - Koi ni Nante Naranai! Sakashita Yue is known for being fierce, violent, and abnormally strong. After being dumped by her boyfriend, rumors spread that she beat him up. When she confronts her ex, Ogata Touma helps her. Immediately afterward, he confesses and asks her out.
Sousuke is the class president, and is a stickler for the rules. Lately, he's had lots of problems. First of all, he's got to deal with his cute, but unruly, childhood friend Miroku. Secondly, they have a new transfer student, Enma, who claims to be from hell. Enma refuses to follow any rules but his own. Lastly, there's the giant, mysterious claw marks that have been appearing all over school buildings. With all this trouble going on, will Sousuke follow the rules or learn that sometimes there are more important things? (From MH)
A contemporary twist to "Cinderalla" where a popular but uptight bishounen Kosaka Seiji makes a plain girl his dance partner to test his skills and turn her into a beauty.
Collection of short stories.
The memory in the window, the swaying greenery -- That last summer, already lost -- A single tear moves the heart, small lips and soft whispers -- This world is beautiful -- Sweet aroma, soft warmth, guarding you gently as you sleep with your innocent smile -- Here… … waiting -- Because I have you, and this memory…guarding me.
Hisa Masato's debut work: A black bear works for the mafia.
Summary from Sherbet Lemon: Bai Zhi-Wei is a girl born in a rich family. She was enjoying her life until one spring break, her father forced her to go study "Buddism" somewhere. When she refused this idea, she got “kidnapped” by her father’s man and was taken to a beautiful academy with only guys. Weirder still, why were all the guys wearing traditional clothes and who are the two guys that were fighting in the middle of the night?
A short parody of Kyojin no Hoshi. From Garo 1982-07.
Jigoku Katsuhiko and Youji were finally together, but Youji got into a car accident and was sent to a hospital. In order to ensure a successful operation, Katsuhiko’s forced to give ‘special service’ to Doctor Ninomiya… This book is about our charming and passionate couple, Katsuhiko and Youji. Sweet Home (KAYAMA Yumi) (Sequel)
From Liquid Passion: 2 color page side story for the famous poetic short story "Under the cherry trees" written by Motojirou Kajii in the early 1900s.
