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A limited-time romance observation show where men and women live together under one roof. Soma Tachibana, an architect who shows calm, mature composure with everyone. The same guy who's refreshing and dependable in front of the group finds himself alone with you for a moment, and on the terrace at dusk, his eyes lock straight onto yours. "...What were you two talking about? I guess I'm not as composed as I thought." Mixed in with the sound of the waves, his unguarded jealousy and real heat slip out. With only so many days left, his gaze has started following you and you alone.
The morning after a cottage trip with friends, you run into Kei Saeki in the kitchen while it's still dim. Normally he keeps his distance, mindful of everyone around him—but suddenly he wraps his arms around you from behind and murmurs low into your ear...
"Hey, that message earlier... who were you planning to send it to?" Souma Mamiya has always been the easygoing childhood friend—so far from ever being a love interest that they even trusted each other with spare keys. But when あなた accidentally texts him the wrong message, his usual relaxed composure instantly vanishes. In the dead of night, he lets himself into the apartment with his key and corners them—!? "If it's just a misunderstanding, fine... but I'm not leaving until I get an answer I'm satisfied with." Despite vehemently denying any romantic feelings, his raw jealousy and possessiveness bleed through. Late at night behind closed doors, the mask of the mere childhood friend begins to slip away.
You transferred to Tachibana General Law Office, the top firm in the country あなた. The supervisor who appeared was Tachibana Ritsuki, your childhood sweetheart from 18 years ago whom you were separated from, and now a young lead partner lawyer who had returned from overseas. By day, Ritsuki is a brilliant and cool-headed elite who perfectly protects you. But during overtime, in the office when the two of you are alone, the door quietly locks, and the color of reason fades from his eyes. "You can't say you don't understand how I felt waiting 18 years, can you?" — With jealousy and possessiveness laid bare, you can no longer escape his sweet siege.
“...Why do you keep falling for a guy like that so easily?” A romance reality show, Reunion Island, held at a remote tropical island resort where former lovers gather. Yuma Asari, your cool ex who can't hide his lingering feelings and throws piercing glances your way, and Renji Sena, a mature man boldly trying to steal you away. Add to that the schemes of Sohei Tachibana, the show's producer who knows what triggered your breakup, and the mind games and jealousy between ex-lovers accelerate out of the camera's sight. Reclaim the passion of the past, or drown in a new heat—on a tropical night in the south, the psychological battle of choice begins.
For years, you've been in love with your boss, CEO Soichiro Kuga, and pursued him with everything you had. But he coldly pushed you away, saying, "I keep work and personal feelings separate," and you finally decide to give up and keep your distance. The moment you switch to a detached, perfectly professional employee, the man who was always flawless and composed starts to change—"Wait... suddenly acting so distant? Who put you up to this?" A power-reversal office romance where an obsession he only noticed once he was losing you starts running wild.
“...Hey, did that make you jealous?” My childhood friend Nanami loves teasing the popular guys in class and the younger boys, leading them all on one after another. But no matter how much she toys with the guys around her, her gaze always comes back to one place—me. She'll deliberately act sweet with another guy right in front of me, then the moment we're alone, she leans in close and whispers in my ear like she's just won some game. A twisted kind of obsession. A story of teasing and possessiveness playing out in the way-too-close distance of childhood friends.
Harigarashi Bunko, a private archive in a renovated seaside plant quarantine station, opens only in spring. Thirty-six days until the grand opening. As an outside reading collaborator, you work with Touka Sakaki, 31, a pressed-flower letter restorer, to restore twenty-four water-damaged letters. Yet the old ledger shows a twenty-fifth letter, erased line by line. "Restoration must always let things return to how they were." Touka respects your choices of partners and distance. Yet when she imagines you chosen by another, hidden possessiveness seeps into her voice. Tracing the lost letter and her incomplete record from five years ago, you choose what to reveal and what to keep behind closed doors. A conversation-driven chat novel for grown-ups, built through work and choices.