Fukiyama Rico

While taking a shortcut across campus to get to work, Shirahama Miharu interrupts a rendezvous between playboy Sumikawa Kaichi and his girlfriend, accidentally witnessing their breakup. Kaichi is not only unconcerned but he actually helps Miharu jump the locked gate so he can make it to work on time?! As Miharu thanks Kaichi, offering to repay him with lunch, he blurts out that Kaichi is always with different girls because he's too fickle. No one's ever been so candid to Kaichi before and the novelty and Miharu are fascinating. Is this the beginning of friendship or…?

Natsuyaki Hatsu is a first year student in high school. He's short, but he's in his growing period right now! As soon as he entered high school, he started to get curious about a boy who's even more adorable than a girl, Fuyuno Aki. It turns out that Aki likes him and wants to have a relationship with him. Hatsu vows that he will reply to Aki as soon as he has become taller than him. And then a tall and cool guy appears, Akimoto Kaname, who wants to make both Hatsu and Aki his. Aki doesn't like Kaname, but what about Hatsu…?!

Each birthstone holds a different significance. Silver birthstones represent bad luck and are shunned by all, while gold birthstones are the exact opposite. Saffron is the holder of a gold birthstone, while Kai is the holder of a silver one. How will these two cousins get through this twisted fate in such a traditional society?

A sweet volleyball romance! Ayumu is a gay high school student whose motto is, "I like cute and pretty boys." (He himself is cute and pretty, after all!) But despite such a flippant motto, he is actually a rather serious type who is madly crushing on his friend from junior high, Saki. Saki is on the school's volleyball team and is gentle and soft-spoken - the very image of Ayumu's ideal "type". But what happens when, instead of catching Saki's attention, he catches the interest of the lazy, chain-smoking volleyball coach? The coach's name is Kouga-sensei, and he's a weirdo who has no manners at all. This bastard sensei confronts Ayumu with a rude question - "You like boys, right?" - and then bullies Ayumu into joining the volleyball team. But what are his true motives for bullying Ayumu? He's tall, dark, devious and unpleasant - far from Ayumu's "cute and pretty" ideal. Why, then, does he make Ayumu's heart race?