Shoujo - Page 106

Shinobu is your average teenage girl, except for one distinguishing feature: she has an unusual aversion towards boys. A traumatic event in her past involving a boy has left her incapable of being near them. Unexpectedly, Yokomizo, a boy bearing a striking resemblance to her abuser, enters her life. Despite her reluctance, he declares his love for her!

For the first time in his life, Nagomi Mameshiba (18) invites a girl over to his house, using oden as the lure. One can't help but wonder what his intentions are. Will he be able to express his emotions through an oden dinner?

Is Miki destined to only seek love advice from the convenience store's shop assistant Azuma, as she is constantly rejected in love?

Sayuri Haruno dreams of becoming a skilled patissier, and she is set to achieve her goal by attending the renowned Fleurir Confectionery School. Despite receiving a scholarship, some of her classmates mock her, but she also gains a few companions among the boisterous crowd. Ryou Kouzuki, one of the only male students, stands apart from the group, visibly disdainful of his female peers. The arrival of Fleurir's professors clarifies why the school mostly attracts female students: the three handsome and talented Mitsuki Aoi, Gilbert Hanafusa, and Yoshinosuke Suzumi. For their task to create a Western dessert, Sayuri teams up with Ryou, but his overconfidence leads him to brush off her contributions. Sayuri's goal is to bring happiness through her desserts, while Ryou aims to win and prove his skills. Together, will they create a dish that wows the judges, especially Aoi?

A narrative centered on the growth and transformation of a butterfly and a spider.

The female high school student with a fascination for hands becomes captivated by the hands of her severe instructor.

While stuck in the rain, Takagi kindly offers his umbrella to Noa. The next day, he playfully refers to her as a "naive pup," and Noa uses the moment to express her fondness for Takagi by acting like his devoted pet.

Maiko experiences a significant shift in her perspective at the age of 14, as she starts to visualize flowers rather than heads on individuals in love. Initially, she believes that she is unaffected by this unusual occurrence; however, during a stroll home with her childhood pal Ichi Terakawa, she becomes conscious of a flower-like image of herself in a reflection. This new insight horrifies Maiko, prompting her to ponder whether she can eliminate this budding flower from her perception.

Akane has romantic feelings for the charming Yuu but discovers that he shares living space with the exceptionally attractive Kei. To deal with the situation, she proposes that Kei leave the residence and make way for her pursuit of Yuu. However, Kei objects and demands that Akane allow her to move in with her. Akane is bombarded with endless requests and must decide whether to pursue a relationship with Yuu or give in to Kei's demands.

In hopes of getting closer to Yoshizawa in the new year, Takahashi desires good luck. However, her fortune predicts the opposite and she is heartbroken to see "Terrible Luck." What options does an unlucky girl like her have?

Archangel Michael has become disheartened by humanity's progression and has presented the angels with a choice to preserve or eradicate the human race. A scoreboard will keep track of points, utilizing "Plus Checkers" for good and "Minus Checkers" for bad. The team that acquires 10,000 points will determine humanity's future. Chihaya and Kagetsuya, who were previously acquaintances at military school in Eden, are partnered on Earth but find themselves on opposing sides. Chihaya is a distinctive angel with black hair, eyes, and wings who possesses significant power but unfortunately lacks experience, which irritates Kagetsuya. The Black Cancer pandemic adversely affects the angels, diminishing the color of their hair and wings before a painful demise. Tensions between the angels, particularly Chihaya and Kagetsuya, escalate. It seems that Chihaya is the crux of saving Earth and Eden.

Aiba keeps his feelings for his childhood friend Yoshi hidden, but there's one peculiar trait about Yoshi - he transforms into a handsome version of himself when he gets hurt! But when Yoshi's good-looking appearance becomes permanent, how will this affect Aiba's affection toward him?