Shounenshoujo Romance

Ran's dream is to meet a prince, one of those you see in fairy tales. After several years Ukyo is back… to become her prince? With Ran living in her own fairy tale world and Ukyo not able to express his feelings and thus bullying her, how will this couple work?

Shino feels totally lost in her life. She goes out with a past work colleague, Masaki, quite macho... and troubles at her work make her leave it. She moves out, takes her independence, moves away from Masaki and settles in a tiny room in an old building of suburbs. On her arrival, she finds a little garden she shares with her neighbours, a couple her own age. And little by little, she feels more and more attracted to the mysterious man who lives next door.

Piece of Cake is back with some satisfying conclusions in this short and sweet sequel, featuring your favorite characters! The three chapters each center around a specific subplot. 1st story: Narita Akari/Shibuya Naomi - After the deaths of her mother and uncle, Akari falls into a pit of despair despite the resounding success of her writing debut. Only one person can save her, but will he? 2nd story: Chiba and Ginko [the Origins of the Mebachiko Theatre Group] - Ginko's living with her heart on her sleeve, devoted to being a leading lady (one of two!) for Mebachiko. Life's all about having fun and laughing with your friends, isn't it? But when Chiba's suddenly enthralled by someone new, what will become of Ginko? 3rd story: Umemiya Shino and Sugahara Kyoushiro - Kyoushiro, waiting in the apartment he once shared with Akari and, later, with Shino, pines after his lost love. At least, he isn't alone... See how things truly end for our messy, stubborn, and lovable main leads in the final chapter of this sequel volume! (Source: Evil Flowers)

Jo is your average manga artist slash divorcee, a dime a dozen in Japan. At least that's what he'd like the outside world to believe. But his editor Nichika knows his terrible secret, a secret which she threatens to expose unless he puts a ring on her finger. What is Jo to do when he is still deeply traumatized by a past divorce? Why, marry her of course! After all, don't people say to "Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer?"