School Life - Page 845

A girl of strong character in a school uniform, and a solitary figure under a dainty parasol. Across age and class, two lonely hearts thread together. --- Part of the \"青春18×2：重返最初的悸動\" anthology

Manaka Saki, a popular high school student, falls in love at first sight with her Chemistry teacher, Tsuge Kousuke, after being saved from insistent upperclassmen suitors. Tsuke-sensei is popular amongst the students as a teacher and a handsome man. Manaka starts pursuing Tsusge-sensei until she finally becomes his secret girlfriend. There is only one condition: both of them have promised not to touch each other until she graduates. Will they be able to keep their promise? This story is included in the \"Pinkscrap\" volume.

A school life filled with loneliness, zero luck, and no social connections, Yumi’s childhood was nothing but a dark and miserable past. Now 28, she has finally overcome her embarrassing history and is living a happy, fulfilling life. But just when everything seems perfect… she time-slips back to her most unfortunate past?! Caught between the last love she left behind in the future and the forgotten first love from her past, what will she do?

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A pure love story that will make you swoon! Featuring a sporty girl and a book nerd from the library committee!

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Nagi Seishiro has seen countless rejections Mikage Reo. Reo is the popular, wealthy, and talented son of a rich family, while Nagi is a laid-back genius who mostly stays in the background. As they spend more time together, Nagi starts to realize that his feelings for Reo might be more than just friendship. He recalls how Reo is the first person to genuinely take an interest in him, which makes him feel special. However, Nagi is hesitant to confess his feelings, fearing rejection and the possibility of losing what they already have. He’s seen how Reo turns people down and doesn’t want to be just another one of those confessions.

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Originally published on Young King magazine 2019 No. 13