Living as a pseudo-couple with your favorite idol?!... more>>

The “perfect” idol Akira Sezai. Akira was my last hope after all the idols I had supported retired due to boyfriend revelations and harassment scandals. She’s the last idol I’m going to support. That’s what I had decided. I have a phobia of women and feel physically ill when I get close to one. Still, I mustered up the courage to attend Akira’s handshake event. That night, after a sluggish exchange of words and handshakes, Akira, for some reason, barged into my house.

“Will you be my boyfriend?”

Those words suddenly changed my daily life. I had only ever seen Akira standing on stage, but now she was revealing her offstage personality to me one after another. And the reason she approached me had nothing to do with becoming my lover… By spending time with an idol that I had only admired, I was able to see the dazzling brilliance and the abyss that lay beneath her. I’m afraid of women, but at the same time, I yearn for them. And while shining as an idol, Akira seems to be heading for destruction.

What lies ahead for the two of them as they play lovers? <<less

Office worker Yoshida has been crushing on his boss, Airi Gotou, for five years. Despite finally scoring a date with her, his confession is promptly rejected. Drunk and disappointed, he stumbles home, only to find a high school girl sitting on the side of the road. The girl, needing a place to stay the night, attempts to seduce Yoshida. Despite rejecting her advances, he nevertheless invites her into his apartment.... more>>

The next morning, the girl, introducing herself as Sayu Ogiwara, reveals that she has run away from Hokkaido all the way to Tokyo. During her six-month spree, she continually traded sexual favors for a roof over her head. Yoshida, however, remains unswayed by her seduction. Instead, he has her do a different kind of work — one that entails washing dishes and doing laundry. And so, a touching relationship between a heartbroken adult and a runaway high school girl begins. <<less