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Moe-chan plans to give Kyou-kun her homemade chocolate. However, will she be able to do this when the rest of the male student population is after it also? the sequel to Ookami Nanka Kowaikunai!?

Summary from Lililicious: "Rapunzel," by Ruri Hozuki and Sakura Shio, is a yuri version of the fairy tale Rapunzel. It's an illustrated story rather than a manga.

Yuri love...

Billed as Hayashiya Shizuru's "much-anticipated manga debut" it's a story of demon-possessed video tapes and Kurebayashi Mieko the "v hunter" who battles them. But in truth, she's just a pervert who *only* saves pretty girls!

Miogi tries to take his life after hearing his lover is engaged.

Riku attends an all girls school and is tall, pretty, and the ace of the volleyball team. It goes without saying that she is quite popular, and as such receives many confessions. However, she turns all the girls down because she knows they are only using her as a replacement for a guy and that they would eventually leave her. Will she ever find someone that won't leave her?

From Lucia Rose: Natsuno Sarasa is painfully shy and is afraid to speak her mind, but as the summer music festival rolls around the corner, she prepares herself to make some new friends. However, just when she begins to lose hope, a boy in her class asks her for one of her tickets to the festival. Hourai Yayoi isn't the kind of new friend she was expecting to make, but...?

Short 'n sweet yuri... inspired by the yaoi manga "What Did You Eat Yesterday?"

"The last question was asked for the first time, half in jest, on May 21, 2061, at a time when humanity first stepped into the light. The question came about as a result of a five dollar bet over highballs, and it happened this way..." —Opening line, The Last Question The Last Question is a science fiction short story written by Isaac Asimov in 1956. The story deals with the development of computers (artificial intelligence) called Multivacs and their relationships with humanity through the courses of seven historic settings, beginning in 2061. A personal favourite of the master Sci-Fi writer Isaac Asimov, it is a thought-provoking fiction that even most non Sci-Fi buffs can enjoy. And this timeless classic has been adapted into webtoon format by Ryul, an active illustrator in Ruliweb, which is a Korean web community for subculture fans.

From Storm in Heaven: A collection of four short stories. Story 3: Chihiro and Chiaki are twins with a special ability; Chihiro sees strange visions triggered by the things around him, but it's Chiaki who, without actually seeing them, knows what the visions mean. The trouble Chiaki has caused by blurting out the truth behind the visions has caused Chihiro to shut himself away to keep the visions from coming. But then, one day, his brother asks him to step outside...

A young girl in white who is suddenly engaged to a university student.

Based on Yukkedoluce’s popular song The Transient Apple Salesgirl: What would you give up for a chance at eternal life? Money? Friendship? Memories? Most people would consider it, if not actually go through with it. After all, immortality gives you an endless amount of possibilities… And yet this story tells a tale of a boy who considers to give up his immortality for just one thing - the friendship of a stranger…