Mazaki Haruka

Volume 8 : Butler 2 Mr. Finding by Takayama Shinobu Butler Hassle by Saeki Yashiro From Today, I’m a Butler! by Miyamoto Fukusuke Butler Game by Asahina Asato Le Droit d'aimer by Haibara Yaku The Apprentice Butler and His Mistress by Yoneyama Setsuko Brilliant Emerald by Seno Tatsune & Takamiya Aya The Nagging Butler Likes Troublemakers by Geni Yuu Tarte Tatin by Mikanagi Touya The Mistress’ Favourite by Kawazoe Mariko & Nakamura Sachiko A Distance at Which Tea Doesn’t Cool by Kosugi Mayu The Master, His Butler and a Magical Book by Mazaki Haruka The Courtyard Secret by Ishikawa Mushi & JAM The Butler Is Useless? by Asada Yasuka Butler-Battle by Akizuki Ichiha Mr. Butler by Usaki Hitomi

Volume 5 : Japanese Style and Samurai The Overnight Rain Stops by Minekura Kazuya (or "Last Night's Rain Lifts") Our Detective Story by Saeki Yashiro The Thunder God and the Wind God by Gunjou Samurai Soul by Asada Yasuka Takeda-sama, the Town Magistrate by Mazaki Haruka Tenmatsu, the Kabuki Actor with a Charming Figure by Ueda Shinshu Mushroom and Kappa - Arcana Compilation for Ninjas on Business Trips by Magami Guriko Confetti in the Fish Tank by Akanatsu Moonlight Sei-kun by Aoto Takane Urahara by Kouzuki Leo Pure Land Eye Story by Kayase Shiki The Queen’s Dog by Araishi Ikkyou & Oshino Hikaru Kakure Oni by Mikanagi Touya Absolute Obedience, The Peach's Rebellion by Yoshizawa Tomoya Miokuribana by Kikuta Yui Swordplay by Shindou Arashi

Volume 2 : Rebel and Phantom Thief Candy by Haibara Yaku "Such a Story" by Mazaki Haruka Flies by Minekura Kazuya Arabiana by Mizuhara Kenta The Ancient History of the Three Thieves by Takayama Shinobu The Adventure of Captain Arco Iris by Tsutsumi Shouko Skyhigh Tension by Fujimura Ayumi Mushroom and Kappa: Arcana compilation for thieves on business trips by Magami Guriko The Lonely Mountain Robber by Tachibana Ayun Lanekeeper by Fujiwara Yuu Moonlight Honey by Shindou Arashi The Unlucky Pirate by Asada Yasuka Strobo Rider by Kouzuki Reo Moonlight Dance by Kouga Yun

The turmoil that engulfed many nations and dragged on for more than a decade finally came to an end, with the Kingdom of Weikling emerging as the dominant power. Its young king, Lionel, demanded that each country offer up hostages. In the Kingdom of Hammond, the only ones who met the conditions to be sent as hostages were the crown prince, Jonas—who was on the verge of marriage—and the queen herself. Unwilling to sacrifice his family, the king of Hammond abdicated in Jonas’s favor, hastily arranged a marriage for him, and devised a plan to present a fake queen as the hostage. The woman chosen to be a wife for that purpose alone was Laura, the daughter of an impoverished baron. The person Jonas truly loved was Silvia, his original fiancée, and even after the marriage, he never spared Laura a glance. Though Laura had been threatened with her family’s safety and forced to abandon her dream of becoming a civil official to accept the royal command, she was sent off to Weikling as queen of Hammond with barely any preparations to her name. Awaiting Laura upon her arrival in Weikling were the cold and ruthless Lionel—and the proud princesses from other nations, themselves hostages, who looked down on her for coming from a minor country. With not even a single lady-in-waiting by her side, Laura is bullied by those princesses as they compete for Lionel’s favor. Yet she endures it all, thinking of her family and holding on bravely. “It’ll be all right. I’m sure of it.” Even as she faces painful days, Laura continues to live with quiet optimism—and in doing so, she catches glimpses of the deep loneliness and desolation that lie within Lionel’s eyes.