Night of Honey

This manga anthology presents a collection of five distinct romantic stories, each exploring different facets of love and desire. In the titular story, "Mitsu no Yoru," a protagonist struggles with the heavy burden of an intense attraction to their younger brother, Yakou. Though the weight of this forbidden bond feels like a sin too great to bear, they find themselves willing to surrender entirely if it means Yakou can have his way with them. The collection continues with "Boku no Pink," following a young woman who lost her parents at the age of ten and has since dreamed of building a family of her own, even if that connection is only temporary. In "Kanojo no Himitsu XXX," a girl constantly mistaken for a delinquent due to her natural blonde hair reveals herself to be nothing more than a turtle-loving enthusiast—a truth noticed only by the handsome student council president. As she joins the council for ulterior motives, she wonders if he will misunderstand her just like everyone else. Rounding out the volume are "Ichioku no Koi," which questions whether love can truly be bought for one hundred million, and "Kimete Agemasu: Mamotte Agemasu Bangai-hen," where Onizuka grows tired of being seen merely as a good person in Kotome's eyes and resolves to purchase something specific to change her perception.