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The Red Love Letter tells the story of a woman's affair with her sister-in-law.

Two women consider their roles in their relationship with each other.

"Wishing on the Moon," by Morinaga Milk, is the final story in the series that began with "Even If We're Not Friends" and continued in "If I Kiss Her Ring Finger" and "Chocolate Kiss Kiss." Can Nana and Hitomi manage to balance their relationship with the other demands on their time? Morinaga stopped drawing for the magazine after this issue, so this is all there is of Nana and Hitomi's story.

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A woman who sells “dolls” has to train a new girl who’s as wild as she is pretty.

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es un manga yuri

This is about two girls who like blue ribbons

They say when you end up seeing the train's smoke black you get your wish fulfilled. At least this is what Asahi truly believes. Read this cute oneshot to find out what happens next and also to see "where the rail goes".

Follows the adventures of eight students: silver hair L, silver hair R, spectacles, eye bandage, seven stitch, beard, shaven head and ordinary.

Nomura Chizuko - a witch - is bored with her everyday life in the magic world. "That's it! I'll go to the human world and get some new motivation!" With that in mind, she heads off happily to her new life in the human world. With her childhood friend, Oosawa Nobuko, sticking close by her everyday to watch out for Yurine, a human who dreams of becoming a magician that befriended Chizuko after she arrived and is now doing as she pleases with Chizuko. [4-koma]

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Toono has been having her class rep supervise her swimming practice. The two have never been together much before and have nothing in common. What could Toono's real reason for asking her class rep this favor be?

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A woman fantasizes about the mechanic who works next door to her office building. These fantasies involve being the car the mechanic is fixing. From the anthology "Girls Only."

"Princess Kaguya," by Ruri Hozuki and Sakura Shio, is a yuri version of the famous Japanese legend. It's an illustrated story rather than a manga.

"Rumor has it that you fuc*** Haruki..." I thought we loved each other... Why, Haruki? Why are you casting me down into he**?

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