The latest hit, the rom-com that brings a salaryman and a runaway girl into the same home, volume two! Sayu, a runaway girl now living with Yoshida the salaryman. She oversees Yoshida's coworker, Mishima, hugging him in front of the station. Unable to understand her emotions, Sayu runs off to the park alone, in tears. She hears a voice calling out to her... and it's Mishima!?
Yoshida is just your average salaryman, drowning his tears in booze. On his way home one night, he finds a runaway high school girl sitting on the street. She offers to sleep with him in exchange for a place to stay--and Yoshida lets her off the hook and offers her work instead. A rom-com between the most unbalanced couple you'll ever find!
This is the hit romcom that brings an office worker and a runaway girl into the same home! The gal at Sayu's new part-time job, Asami, is forcing her way into Yoshida's apartment! Even Yoshida is overwhelmed by this pushy gal's lack of restraint. Yoshida is just about ready to run away from home himself!
The hit Pashiri na Boku to Koi-suru Bancho-san, in English for the first time! "Be mine." Unoki has always been bullied, and high school is no different. Right away, the top troublemaker, Boss Toramaru, makes him her personal errand boy. The only thing is...she thought she was asking him out?! So Toramaru is sure they're dating, while Unoki is convinced he's under her thumb. The stage is set for a rom-com of misunderstandings!
Yoshida was just rejected by his crush of 5 years. On the way home from drowning his sorrows, he runs into a girl crouching in the middle of the road, and she offers him a deal--let her crash at his place and he can do whatever he wants with her. When he refuses, she asks to stay for free. This is the story of Yoshida, a 26-year-old office worker, and Sayu, a runaway high school girl, and their unconventional life together.
A new [Salaryman x JK] cohabitation romcom! My name is Sato Hiroshi, and I’m an ordinary salaryman. Every day I work until the last train, then I go home. I don’t have a girlfriend and spend my weekends alone. Living like this is just too depressing! So I decide to visit a soapland. It is a paradise for lonely men. Don’t judge me, okay? Life is really hard. Anyway, I meet a girl called Ayumi — a soapland girl who looks exactly like a JK. What happens at a soapland is a secret, right? Wrong. The next day, Ayumi shows up at my office as a part-timer. And she turns out to be a real JK?! We pretend to be strangers, but then I find Ayumi sleeping in the office at night. “Hey, you can’t sleep here.” “Then...in that case, let me stay with you, uncle.” My life with a troublesome JK begins! We live together like newlyweds — except we are not married. “Sato-san, it’s time for dinner.” “Let’s go on a date~” “I don’t mind doing it…if it’s with you.” But why was Ayumi at the soapland? What secrets is she hiding behind that wholesome smile
Lions and tigers and badgering, oh my! Nagatoro takes her teasing outdoors when Senpai asks her to join him at the zoo. The thing is, she thinks their outing is an invitation to go out! Senpai wants to enjoy a plein air sketching session, but what will happen when Nagatoro finds out that their date is nothing more than a plain error?
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After spending an unforgettable evening together, Yoshida and Sayu return to their everyday life with renewed determination. As they continue to interact with Kanda and Mishima and the others around them, they are slowly moving forward. But at that very moment, their worst fear is realized: “I’m here to take back Sayu.” The runaway high school girl and the single salaryman. Let your troubles melt away in their heartwarming tale of cohabitation!
Sayu’s dismal and lonely high school life suddenly blossoms after she meets her one and only friend, Yuko. But once vicious bullying directed at Yuko begins, the two friends plunge into misery. “I’m sorry, Sayu.”
