Even though Mitsuru has a pretty face, he is followed by rumors about his promiscuity. In reality, he goes out night after night looking for strangers to have sex with. Rumors are flying around school that he is a flirt, but this is convenient for Mitsuru who doesn’t want to make friends with anyone. However, new transfer student Hasegawa is irritated by this attitude and he begins to follow Mitsuru around. Will Mitsuru’s loneliness be revealed as Hasegawa crashes into his life and stirs up his heart?

Takaoka and Yukihito sees each other as their life-long partners. However, one day, Yukihito left home while Takaoka was away, leaving only a note saying, “Thank you for everything,” and his key for the house.

2 years later and Takaoka still couldn’t forget about Yukihito while wondering if it’s all right to let things stay as they are. Under these circumstances, a younger man, who looks like Yukihito, was waiting for him by his house, claiming to be his runaway lover.

This book also contains a short story of childhood friends who got intimate with each other but got separated after graduating high school, entitled, “Sense of Love.”

One day, high-school student Hanamoto is called out by a guy named Furuya, who's in a different class. At first he thinks that Furuya might be trying to confess to him, but it turns out that he just "wants to be friends." Hanamoto is nonplussed -- and perhaps a bit disappointed -- but agrees, and soon finds himself spending more and more time together with Furuya.

But what, really, is this innocent-looking boy's reason for brazenly seeking out Hanamoto's acquaintance?

1) Koori ga Tokeru no o Matteru
As the penalty for losing a bet, Mitsuya has to stand at a popular spot for gay cruising for an hour. There, he's approached by an awkward-looking salaryman named Saitou, who invites him to a nearby love hotel. He doesn't touch Mitsuya, saying "I only need to look," and then...

2) Tsunaide, tsumuide
My life is pointless. The future looks bleak. Should I just end it all right now? Two people who're thinking along these same lines meet.

3-5) Maigo-kun
What appears to be the ghost of a middle-school boy has taken up residence in a college kid's house, and is making a nuisance of itself. But is he really that much of a bother? Is sending him off to rest in peace the right solution?