Uno Hinako throws herself into makeup, fashion, and falling in love, hoping that will make her seem "normal" to the other people at her job. But no matter how hard she tries, she’s a self-doubting mess inside, and her attempts at "normal" romance with men just keep failing. When she starts to think she might be alone forever, a new normal presents itself in the form of her relationship with Asahi Sato, a level-headed woman who works at her company. It starts as respect, and then it becomes...

Kurumi and Ruriko made a deal: if they were both single in five years, they would marry each other. Five years later, neither woman is attached, so it's time for a wedding! Marriage is full of firsts, especially for two friends, so they have a lot to learn about each other in their newly shared home. But will they continue this arrangement like two especially close roommates...or will a different kind of love bloom between them?

After Ruriko's hospitalization, Ruriko and Kurumi's connection seems to be deepening. But that doesn't make them immune to the odd argument! Can they work through the knots that come with tying the knot?

The distance between Hinako and Asahi is closing! What started as a typical coworker relationship has blossomed into friendship. But now, Hinako has started to wonder if her feelings for Asahi go even deeper. Could this be love?!

Hinako wants to get closer to Asahi, but there is still a lot she needs to work out. What will happen when she turns to Fuuka in her time of need? And how will Fuuka handle her own feelings for Asahi?

Asahi has never been big on romantic love--her top priority has always been family. But now that Hinako is in her life, her feelings about romance seem to be changing. Asahi still doesn't know exactly what that means, but one thing is for sure: her feelings for Hinako are growing more intense by the day. Are Asahi and Hinako destined for more than friendship? Find out in the final volume of Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon!

Rio has moved out! Now that she's living her best life working and boarding at the bakery, Kurumi and Ruriko's place starts to feel rather quiet. Not only is Kurumi feeling a little lonely, she's also come to a realization about her wife! Just what are these growing feelings? And what will she do about them?

Kurumi and Ruriko's bond continues to deepen, but their domestic bliss is in for a shake up. When an old friend from Ruriko's past arrives, Kurumi gets to see their no-holds-barred friendship up close. It's not long before something that feels suspiciously like jealousy begins to stir in Kurumi...

Kaori's health continues to decline, but she does get permission from her doctors for a day out. Her request: a day at the beach with her friends. Shizuku is determined to make sure the day is perfect, but it's hard to keep up a cheerful face. Shizuku is also determined to finish the story that Kaori has asked her to write. But will Shizuku and Kaori's own story have a happy ending? Find out in the final volume of The Summer You Were There.

Ayaka is the ideal overachieving student, but nerves threaten to derail her academic dreams. Sora offers hands-on guidance to manage performance anxiety and proposes a drastic punishment for failing the upcoming exams. “You won't be allowed to touch me for a month.” Can Ayaka handle the pressure? Self-restraint is going to be a struggle, but it'll make the reward all the sweeter.

Aki is a Wolfa butler and Momo is a Sheepa princess. Despite their social divide, the two have fallen in love and must keep their relationship a secret from everyone else. Meanwhile, Aki's coworkers, Sakaki and Kiku, must deal with their feelings for each other!

Going to school is a drag for Sora, but she's slowly coming around-especially since summer vacation is here! Despite finally making friends, Sora feels the brush-off from Ayaka when the two try to discuss moving their relationship forward. “Why are you rejecting me?” What's holding Ayaka back? Certainly not peer pressure. Sora just might pull her “request” card…