Cocoa was a newcomer, but now she’s gotten used to living at Rabbit House! What adorable things will she see, and what kind of people will she meet?

Lured by the promise of adorable bunnies, Cocoa stops at Rabbit House, a café nestled in the picturesque town she’s moving to for school…only to find out that very establishment is going to be her new home! What’s more, new friends abound as she gets to know small-but-aloof Chino; military-minded Rize; gentle and traditional Chiya; and Syaro, a refined girl who’s full of surprises. Their days are bursting with cuteness, fun, and tasty treats—plus the joys of growing friendships!

After stumbling across her homestay by sheer coincidence, Cocoa’s gotten used to life at Rabbit House Café—and along with Chino, Syaro, Rize, and Chiya, her high school days are filled with fun! Whether it’s practicing sports together or looking after one another, the girls grow closer day by day. And when Chino’s classmates Maya and Megu begin to visit—and the author Aoyama Blue Mountain, a regular, shows up—the café is livelier than ever!

In Book 1, Noble, determined to survive the virus, breaks her ties with her lab partner and lover, but not before she grants him a shocking fistful love making.

Cocoa was a newcomer, but now she’s gotten used to living at Rabbit House! What adorable things will she see, and what kinds of people will she meet?

Free-spirited high schooler Cocoa continues to enjoy her time living and working at Rabbit House Café! She’s been pretty busy learning to ride her cherished new bike and staying with Chiya while they study for exams. But as always, Cocoa’s and her friends’ daily lives are full of hilarious and heartwarming moments—from doing laundry to investigating an age-old rivalry. Plus, with Christmas coming up, there’s even more to get excited about!

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