Chapter 14
The emotions of girls burn bright, but love can be especially intense...Éclair is back in this fourth installment with an exciting new collection of impassioned romances. With chapters from returning artists like Canno (Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl) and Kabocha (Kemono Friends à la Carte), plus fresh additions like Akiko Morishima (The Conditions of Paradise), this volume is sure to thrill.
Chapter 15
The girls' love anthology returns with another collection of stories to warm your heart! This third installment revisits old favorites and entices with brand-new tales of love. Explore maidenly hearts with new chapters from authors like Canno (Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl), Nakatani Nio (Bloom into You), and Fly (Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park!).
Chapter 26
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Chapter 13
Anthology of short stories featuring Bloom into You's characters, drawn by various yuri authors. 1: Can I Bloom Into You Someday?, by Hiiragi Yutaka. Touko wants to swap uniforms with Yuu, but… 2: Perhaps A Constellation Like That, by Canno. Touko and Sayaka read their horoscopes… and Yuu's. 3: Floating Maiden, by Chomoran. When romance can make you float. Literally. 4: Onigiri, Croquette, Tamagoyaki, by Fukuyama Okara. Koyomi is hungry. 5: Tiny Sempai, by tMnR. Yuu becomes Touko's babysitter. 6: In The Box, by Yuikawa Kazuno. What's in Touko's box? And for whom is it? Sayaka wonders… 7: Festival Night, by Mekimeki. Touko always gives her all. Especially when there's a reward. 8: Let's Write A Script!, by Ayao Aya. The early rejected draft of the Student Council play. 9: What Will You Wear Tomorrow?, by Moke. Touko wants Yuu's opinion on her new clothes. 10: Bitter Coffee Time, by Hiroichi. Miyako wants to test her new special coffee on her girlfriend. 11: Let's Play With Sempai!, by Itou Hachi. A mysterious maid outfit. A card game to decide who will wear it. 12: Secret Student Council, by Tachi. Touko wants to "recharge her batteries". 13: Ephemeral, by Hara Yuriko. Poems under the cherry blossoms.