Kurusu Haiji

Recently dumped, Hajime has been healing his broken heart by admiring the fish at his local pet store. One day he was admonished by the store clerk Hayami as "being in the way" and bothering other customers. However, Hajime really wants to have a pet fish and the best person to help him learn how to be a responsible pet owner is the cold Hayami.

Yukimura got kicked out of home because he was the son of a mistress and his dad passed away. After going abroad to cope, he then applied for this job to be a waiter at a resort. Yukimura pictured fancy bowties, music, and trees by the poolside. However, day one he finds out he’s working at a traditional Japanese inn with a rather cold boss. It seems that people who work at the inn have nowhere else to go… (A Nakai is typically a female profession at a traditional Japanese Inn. They tend to the guests, do housekeeping, carry luggage, make meals, host events, and more. It’s a female profession because it’s said that they provide the care and attention that only women have.)

Yura, who picks up his nephew on the way home from work, has a natural enemy: the blunt and unsociable preschool teacher Kaji. Despite his kindness for the children he teaches, Kaji hasn't a smile to spare for the guardians who come pick them up. When Yura's unrequited love silences him, calling him a "bastard homosexual", Kaji steps in to protect him, pretending to be his boyfriend?!

Hagiwara Tatsumi is given three tickets to a super hero show geared towards children from a client at his job. When he is complaining about the fact that he will never use them, he meets Maki Yuuto, who asks if he can take them for his son. Tatsumi admits he is gay, and he only has one rule: Never fall for a man with a "home." But then Tatsumi meets Maki Ritsu, Yuuto's son, breaking his rule – by falling for a man with a home – seems like the most normal thing in the world.

Wataru and Souta met in their first year of high school and have been best friends since. Souta has a tendency to make fun of Wataru's small build and he doesn't miss a chance to make a comment about it. There is only one thing that bothers Wataru, and that is Souta always treating him like a child. But will Souta ever find out the secret Wataru has been hiding?