From Blue Flor:

A series of one shots about couples' struggles and happiness. The subtlety and tensions of the stories are all aided by Shigisawa's delicately realistic style.

1) Cool and sweet
2) Happiness or Unhappiness
3) A woman with glasses' agonizing pain
4) Cheap Sweets
5) Meeting up at the end of the world
6) The person to keep
7) A secret word
8) Let's meet when it's time to give up
9) Storm Hill
10) If only you never existed
11) 8PM: offense and defense
12) A little bit bothered

A series of disparate but interwoven stories.

I Can't Tell Anyone
Haunted by the games they used to play as children, Hasegawa Midori struggles with her attraction to her now adult male cousin, Seiji.

I Won't Tell Anyone
Midori's sister, Minae, learns about her sister's marriage plans.

Everything Is Under One Sky
How Minae's relationship with her boyfriend began. When Minae finds love where she least expects it, she learns to see her surroundings through different eyes.

I Still Can't Tell
Minae asks her sister about the reasons for her breakup.

I Wan't to Tell Someone
A story on how Minae works up the courage to congratulate her sister.

Suprise Call
The office lady Mei gets an unexpected phone call.

Ending
Two working women, Tsugumi and Mei try to keep their lesbian relationship a secret, only to find it threatened by the world around them.

The term "femme fatale", or "deadly woman", is a stereotype of an alluring woman who charms her lover into an unsatiable desire for her, and draws them into dangerous situations. Its Japanese translation means "the fated woman". In this thrilling romance, Saito Hajime joins a club at his college and meets the "femme fatale": Yukari Ebisawa, a graduate student who loves donuts and has quite a quirky personality – and a boyfriend. However, their relationship soon becomes complicated, interfering with their friends, work, and club duties…