Lovers Come, Come!

This volume brings together a collection of seven standalone oneshots exploring the tangled, often unpredictable nature of love and desire. In *Selfish Naivety*, office worker Hirota is known as the nice guy around the workplace—even his partner Reiji agrees. Yet Reiji still decides to end things, frustrated that he is always the one to initiate every step of their relationship while Hirota simply goes along with it. If Hirota truly loved him, Reiji reasons, wouldn't he want more than just a passive kiss? *Love Me, Love Me* follows student Suzuhara, who grows irritated with his friend Nishi's brutally honest habit of turning down every girl who confesses to him. But when Nishi unexpectedly turns that same honesty on Suzuhara and confesses his feelings, Suzuhara is left wondering if he can take the confession—or Nishi—seriously at all. The two-part *Welcome Deliveryman* introduces Hayashida, a service worker who takes pride in pleasing his customers—until he encounters the unconventional Minagawa, a client who constantly pushes him to break the rules. When Minagawa's behavior escalates into outright sexual harassment, Hayashida is forced to question whether the customer truly is always right. Rounding out the collection are the tender *Summer Heart, Love Heart*, the domestic drama of *Sweet Home Rhapsody*, and its follow-up, *Sweet Home Rhapsody, After That*.