Shoujo Ai - Page 13

[From Lililicious]: Pure Shadow is a darker story about two girls who consider double suicide together

From Lililicious: "When She Touches Me," by Amaguri Tarou, is a teacher-student story.

Oneshot from Sayuri Hime "The Mystery of the Yuri Cage" is a mini-sequel to Chi-Ran's "The Yuri Cage." It's about the main character's cousin, who happens to be in love with her

Oneshot from Sayuri Hime 2 A short but sweet story about a girl visiting her first love.

A new transfer student appears. Nanahara Ayabuki is Kusunori Kaori`s childhood friend that moved away after the two of them had a small argument. Now she has returned and ended up in the same class as Kaori. A story of a precious pair of earrings and maybe somethin`more than a friendship. Read and see! [Summary by NephThys]

A collection of stories: 4. Watashi no Odile (My Odile)

Little Rui having lost her mother is sent by her father to be taken care of by a girl named Honoko, who looks almost identical to her own mother. But it's not just her face that has grabbed Rui's attraction to Honoko....it's also the passion for soccer! Promising to become pro and play alongside her adopted sister Honoko, 13yr old blue-eyed Rui would let nothing stop her! This Soccer+Girls+Comedy manga is a compelling hit by the artist Fuduo Ran.

Two classmates that seem to have a connection and yet "not" ?! Playin`..Confessin`.. A cute and short oneshot.

"In the Afternoon..." is the sequel to Konno Kita's earlier work "Nowhere to Go". Moriya's antics continue, and Miwa comes down with a cold. (from Lililicious)

When Rina was young, she went to the festival with her neighbor, Kanna and saw her kiss another girl. Now a high schooler, Rina wants to go to the festival with Kanna again, but who does she want Kanna to kiss...?

A young girl has collected pets...only thing about these pets is that they are humanoids. Follow this tale as Usagi (The one who misunderstands things.) tries to earn the respect of her "Master."

A meditation (or, if you will, a parody) on what what we consider “normal” and “abnormal”.