Slice of Life - Page 28

An ongoing dramatic, dark comedy about Hailey: A 20-something female who is trying so hard to live the California "dream" while colliding with the harsh reality of adult life.

A veterinarian who can talk to animals? Even better that he uses his gift to educate pet owners.

This is a collection of some cute animal stories.

From Bushido Angel Adventures: Sou has a habit of taking in stray cats. Recently, however, a strange guy has been following him around. He's told the guy is a new transfer student to their school, Furuse, and he's really weird. But Sou has a strange feeling when he looks in Furuse's eyes, like he's trying to remember something important.

From Dragon Voice Project: Family Complex... This is exactly what Akira Sakamoto suffers from, being the second eldest son of the Sakamoto family and the only NORMAL person. The rest of the family consists of beauties, from the parents to the eldest son and the 2 daughters. Poor Akira feels that he's totally out of place, and tries to hide this from the others... but then one day it all comes out. How will his family react to this? In this hilarious manga, every chapter is dedicated to one family member, starting with Akira. Family Complex isn't quite like anything else. The second eldest son, Akira. Appears in another manga Princess Princess as a minor character.

"The times have changed since I said 'what if'." Introducing Reina Hirota: 30 years old, part-time worker. She has no dreams or goals in life, and spends her time with no boyfriend or crush. In the new year, she will work to find her true passions! A new season of the popular series that depicts the dreams and realities of modern girls living in the Reiwa era!!

A mysterious dessert cafe opens in Tierribe Village, where humanized animals live together.

Is he an eccentric or a hermit? Does the seemingly unremarkable company employee, Fujii, redefine the definition of \"happiness\"? In the workplace, he\'s a plain middle-aged man who doesn\'t stand out. While he does his job properly, he\'s not one to waste words. Come quitting time, he disappears like a ghost. He\'s not the type to be invited to after-work drinks in the first place. More like, he\'s the guy who\'s thought of as \"I wouldn\'t want to end up like that...\" by his juniors. Yet, he piques the curiosity of others... \"I wonder how he was raised?\", \"Does he have friends or a girlfriend?\", \"What does he do on weekends?\". Suddenly, you realize you\'ve become captivated by Fujii... This elusive emotion that\'s hard to put into words is vividly captured by the author of \"Reborn no Kishi\" in this bewitching life drama!

One year after losing her leg, 16-year-old Rin is tired—tired of the painful physical therapy, tired of being treated differently, and tired of her stupid, heavy, awkward prosthetic leg. All that changes when she encounters the Blade Runners, a group of one-legged athletes who run with "blades"—carbon fiber prosthetics specialized for competitive running—made by their gifted prosthetist, Kazami. The blades are light, flexible, and formidably difficult to control—Rin can barely walk with one, much less sprint. But as she tumbles to the ground again and again, she rediscovers many of the things that she'd forgotten, and finds a new goal: to compete in the Paralympics.

Yoshino’s family moves frequently due to his parent's job transfers. He’s finally made his first true friend, but has to move again. Before he leaves, he makes a promise to come back and visit her—before she gets married.