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The shattered dream of a magical kiss from a fairytale.
Haruko Sakurai was motivated to pursue a career as a daycare teacher after reading a trap manga magazine. Her objective on her inaugural day in the profession was to replicate some of her treasured moments depicted in the magazine.
After saving a girl from mistreatment, a wizard concocts an atypical love potion by incorporating elements from popular fairytales.
The narrative of Medicine revolves around Naoki and his female cousin Yayoi, who are staying at Naoki's house with their families. While the adults mingle downstairs, Naoki pretends to have asthma and lays in his room. In actuality, he is feeling down and has caught a cold after being rejected by a girl he had feelings for. However, Yayoi notices his ploy and barges into his room to ask about his troubles. Though Naoki is initially hesitant, he eventually confides in her. Luckily, Yayoi extends her sympathy and gives him a "good luck charm" to help him feel better...
Disguised as a girl, she suppresses her passion for ballet, the art form she fervently loves.
Saving money for an indulgent dessert is completely fine. Likewise, it's not necessarily inappropriate to confront a rich person who has taken your highly anticipated dessert. However, things take an unexpected turn when the same individual shows up the next day and says, "Stay with me forever!"
Akihiro Haruki, a student who was once overweight, developed a deep affection for his compassionate teacher Saeki-sensei. After several years, destiny brings the two men together again. Despite shedding his extra weight, Akihiro's adoration for Saeki-sensei remains unchanged.
Shuka, a lonesome girl, receives a small boost in her self-esteem thanks to her protector, Joker.
Rei Kawasumi, the lead vocalist of his high school band Violets, seeks guidance from Haruhiko Tsuchiya due to their lack of popularity. Tsuchiya, known as Khaki P online and a respected composer, suggests to Rei that he should cross-dress and adopt feminine traits to appeal to a wider audience. The chapter ends with Moshi Bare, an unrelated 4-panel comic, and the author's afterword.
Everyday magic was at play with a girl, a bee, and a man in the mix.
After being turned down by a girl he's fond of and getting hit by Rukawa, a rival, for interrupting his confession to the girl, Akagi seeks retribution against Rukawa. Motivated by multiple reasons, Akagi and his teammates propose a basketball match against Rukawa and his team in the regional championship. Which team will emerge victorious?
