(W/A/CA) Fushiashikumo Advice from the cross-dressing fashionista Hikaru helped Haruka gain the confidence she needed, and she's ready to confess her feelings to Kurotaki! But Hikaru has developed romantic feelings for Haruka. Hikaru tries to stay a 'girlfriend' and support Haruka, but Hikaru's emotions are threatening to collide with this goal.

(W/A/CA) Fushiashikumo Thanks to her 'fairy godmother' Hikaru's magic, Haruka gains the confidence to go out with Kurotaki-only to have that romance end in heartbreak. Hikaru helps her move on, but then Shiu, Hikaru's friend from beauty school, appears on the scene. Somehow seeing how close they are leaves Haruka in a haze of uncertain emotions. Is it jealousy over her best friend being taken from her, or...?

(W/A/CA) Fushiashikumo Haruka's confidence is boosted by Hikaru's magic, and after overcoming her heartbreak over Kurotaki, she and Hikaru are finally an item! But right after sharing their first kiss, Haruka's mom suddenly appears! What will she think of her daughter's cross-dressing sweetheart? Meanwhile, Hikaru begins to consider his dreams as life brings them both to a new stage...

(W/A/CA) Fushiashikumo Miyo and Daija have slowly grown closer as their unconventional relationship deepens. Now they feel ready to try and deepen their physical connection as well. But both bear scars from the past. Miyo shares her family's sad history and the source of her pain-before a mysterious monk hunting for Daija brings his own history to light. The gulf between species is a vast one, and dark clouds loom on the horizon, threatening what seemed so recently like a blissful relationship.

(W/A/CA) Fushiashikumo Miyo is content with her quiet life under the protection of Daija. She does wonder if it's possible for her and Daija to have a child together, but she doesn't have to wait long for an answer. Her belly starts to swell and with it so do thoughts of her own parents. Can she raise a child when her own childhood was so fraught with tragedy?

(W/A/CA) Fushiashikumo For five hundred years, a giant snake god has lived in the ancient mountain. Miyo, an unlucky woman from the nearby village, is offered as tribute to the great snake. Miyo fears that she will be devoured, but the snake treats her like a wife rather than a meal: his flicking tongue vibrates through gentle words as his giant slithering body wraps around hers in an embrace. What does it truly mean to be the bride of a beast?