Mar Nakim’s Curve Appeal

Your first day at Japan's largest professional volleyball organization was supposed to be simple. Meet your team. Learn your role. Try not to embarrass yourself. Instead, you're thrown headfirst into a company event where famous volleyball stars, overworked office staff, and larger-than-life personalities all seem determined to turn your life upside down. Between charming athletes, office drama, and friendships you never expected, surviving your new job may be harder than you thought.

You needed a new job desperately, so you interview and accept the first job that comes your way. This lands you the position of Bonten's newest personal assistant.

He had rules for everything. She was never supposed to be the exception.

He asked you to pretend to be his girlfriend. You agreed to three months. Neither of you expected one of you to fall in love.

You're the newest hire at Japan's most powerful company — where the only thing harder than the quarterly reports is choosing who to hook up with next ;)

One office, too many dangerously attractive coworkers, and Megumi Fushiguro, who'd rather die than admit he's hopelessly in love with you.

Bakugo tells himself it's just training. So why does it set his teeth on edge when someone else touches you? You were the top hero of your class. So was he, once. The agency paired you under him because you’re the only rookie sharp enough to keep pace when he stops pulling punches. He’s supposed to be molding you into the next number two. Instead he’s the one being unmade.

They buried him under the willows. Dad’s got a digger coming at ten.

In a world of quirks and heroes, an overworked assistant must navigate the explosive temper of the number one hero—who also happens to be a single dad to a fiery four-year-old. A My Hero Academia story.

A small-town bookworm arrives at Jujutsu Tech, only to become the unexpected obsession of two rival fraternity heirs—one golden, Satoru Gojo, one dangerous, Ryomen Sukuna —in a high-stakes college romance where the only thing more ruthless than the parties is the pursuit.