I, Keiichi Otani, reunited with my childhood friend, Chika Tachibana, after transferring schools.... more>>

Chika, who had always been by my side when we were kids, had grown into someone so adorable that she received love confessions from students in every grade. However, I discovered that she had rejected all of them with the same reason: “I already have a childhood friend.”

For Chika, it was completely normal to hold hands on the way home, live together, take baths together, and even sleep in the same bed. To her, being childhood friends meant being willing to risk your life for each other and offering endless mutual support.

Wait, hold on. Isn’t that less like being “childhood friends” and more like… being married!? <<less

I, Yūki Nakaya, have a childhood friend named Kosaka Yuzuki.... more>>

She’s so beautiful that people say 10 out of 10 are drawn to her at first glance.

Every day, boys confess their love to her, but Yuzuki, who has no interest whatsoever in ‘love’ or ‘romance,’ rejects them all without hesitation.

Her nickname? ‘The Rejection Queen.’

One day, while having dinner together as usual, I decided to test a ‘method to realize who you like’ on Yuzuki.

I don’t know exactly what happened, but ever since then, she’s been acting strangely—avoiding me, being awkward, and clearly treating me differently. <<less

I, Tomoki Mitsuya, fell in love at first sight with Hina Sonoda, the transfer student.... more>>

On the very first day we met, I confessed my feelings but was rejected. Still, I didn’t let that discourage me and kept confessing my love.

For six months, I told Hina-chan “I like you” and “You’re cute” every single day.

One day, however, I found out that my overly close behavior had led her to think of me as a “creepy weirdo.”

Determined to improve my standing from “creepy weirdo” to just “classmate,” I decided to put some distance between us.

But after a week passed, Hina-chan’s behavior changed—she started closing the distance I had created. <<less

Itsuki Irie, a virg*n and a deadbeat freeter (a term referring to someone who only works low-paying part-time jobs), is living a miserable life, burdened with debt, shuttling back and forth between his rundown apartment and the convenience store where he works. His days are hellish, spent working to repay his debt. One day, he is nearly hit by a truck. In that moment, Itsuki recalls the only regret in his life—the time in middle school when he confessed his feelings to a girl named Kotori Shiina, only to be brutally rejected.... more>>

When he wakes up, he finds that he has time-leaped back to his middle school days. Standing before him is none other than Kotori Shiina, the most beautiful girl in school. Just as before, Itsuki confesses to her and is rejected again.

This story is from Kotori Shiina's perspective. <<less

Itsuki Irie, a virg*n and a deadbeat freeter (a term referring to someone who only works low-paying part-time jobs), is living a miserable life, burdened with debt, shuttling back and forth between his rundown apartment and the convenience store where he works. His days are hellish, spent working to repay his debt. One day, he is nearly hit by a truck. In that moment, Itsuki recalls the only regret in his life—the time in middle school when he confessed his feelings to a girl named Kotori Shiina, only to be brutally rejected.... more>>

When he wakes up, he finds that he has time-leaped back to his middle school days. Standing before him is none other than Kotori Shiina, the most beautiful girl in school. Just as before, Itsuki confesses to her and is rejected again.

But then, Itsuki remembers—this confession is what caused Kotori to start being bullied, eventually driving her to su*cide. Determined to change Kotori's tragic future, Itsuki Irie begins to take action to prevent her from ending her life. <<less