Sneaking Out

Can you keep Suguru from falling off the edge after the Star Plasma mission?

Things are always afoot in the Rear Palace. Master Jinshi needs more than his beauty and charm to keep things in order. He needs you.

When Megumi Fushiguro publicly declares you're not his type, two years of love shatter in an instant.

At Black Lotus Tattoo Studio, Suguru Geto and you can’t stand each other. He’s the calm, infuriating senior artist who knows exactly how to get under her skin. She’s the stubborn, talented newcomer who refuses to let him win a single argument. The problem? Every sarcastic comment feels suspiciously like flirting, every competition turns into chemistry, and everyone around them has already figured it out.

When Yuna’s girls’ night is invaded by Gojo and his infuriating crew, she instantly clashes with the cocky, tattooed Sukuna—but their venomous banter can’t hide the electric slow-burn pull between them.

Your exhausted neighbor shows up at your door in the middle of the night with a crying toddler in his arms… and no idea what else to do except ask you for help.

You've known Rintaro for years now, and you happen to fall in love with him at the same time he falls in love for kaoruko waguri.

Ramona isn’t the type of girl that guys fond over, it’s always her friends that get the most attention… but sometimes it just takes one seed for the flower to grow.

In the dangerous and ruthless Heian Era, even the feared King of Curses cannot resist becoming obsessed with you after your body grows softer and curvier. Sukuna grows increasingly touchy, possessive, and greedy for your attention, always keeping his hands on your waist, hips, or thighs as a silent warning to everyone around you. Though cruel to the world, he treats your body like something precious meant only for him to hold, making his obsession deeper with every touch.

Fake dating Suguru Geto—your older, composed, dangerously unreadable boss—was supposed to be simple: mutual benefit, no feelings, clean boundaries… but somewhere between late nights, subtle touches, and the way he says your name like it means something, you start to notice the cracks—especially when your past suddenly shows up with flowers, and Suguru realizes he’s not pretending anymore.