Hoshii Asami always admired the sun for its radiance, beauty, and ability to bring life into anything it shone upon. That's why she hated the clouds that occasionally covered up her beloved sun. Then she met him. The free-spirited passerby who sometimes brought her to tears like the clouds themselves. And before long, she had discovered a new light hidden deep within the fog. ☁ Picture credits to their rightful owners ☁ Cover edited by Kisaki ☁ ©2017 Story by Kisaki [8.30.18] #1 in CPN [9.06.18] #19 in Japan

I fell for him at first sight. His eyes that looked at me, his mesmerizing smile that he showed me and his voice that called my name. I loved it all. ❝I pronounce you husband and wife.❞ That day was the happiest day of my life. They say love doesn't need a reason, and that's how I fell for you; without reason. However, you have never looked in my direction. --- Please give this CPN a try! Thank you! ^^ Includes 1 Side Story: Hopeless Feelings

"It's all in your head."

Arai Mitsue is alone. He has always been alone. The world turns its back, leaving you feeling cold and empty. The he meets a girl. A girl who shines brighter than the sun.

Nanako's stories almost always center around a student that is in middle school, yet touch on serious issues... Yet have complicated plots. Nanako posts their stories online and has only published one of them. Nanako's only published book became popular due to their unique writing style and the author flap. The author flap has no picture and has just one sentence written. If you wish to learn about me, look at the hints. cover art by SNNN on tumblr

Top of the class, athletic, beautiful, perfect boyfriend. Everything she touches, turns to gold. Fate smiles upon her. But this was all in the past, a world we see, but cannot touch. Before. Fate is not reality. So what follows after?

[ It was as if the only goddamned way for Harmony to grow was if Orsai was chained to her bed. ] Orsai is alive. Bedridden, but still breathing. Despite the strange events leading up to the accident, Harmony swears to do all she can to help her sister. So she bikes her way to the hospital everyday after school, does her homework while Orsai writes and tries her best to keep her smiling. But she can't help moving on ahead of Orsai. Her family is now closer than ever and she has friends who care, but the guilt eats away at Harmony. Can Harmony enjoy the sunshine that's seeping into her life without feeling so remorseful? Is it okay to outgrow people? And will she ever uncover Orsai's true colors? - loosely based on a true story - Soleil And Moonlight © Maoiel 2016 - 2017 All Rights Reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, translated or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews. For permission requests, contact me and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

「 Can you teach me how to be happy? 」 Fujiwara Ao has been living the past nineteen years of his life in ease. Born with the ideal background and blessed with enough talent, that's what most of the people presume. In their eyes, he was simply nothing more but a rich, unsociable, and self-centered person. But what they don't know, however, is that the truth is farther than expected. In reality, Ao has been abandoned. Suffering from a personal tragedy that until now continues to haunt him, he was shunned by his family and left on his own. Ever since then, he learns to separate himself from others. As each day passes in a monotonous cycle, Ao finds no more warmth nor color to his world. Then one day, Hashimoto Rie enters his life. Stubborn, eccentric and enigmatic, Rie ends up pulling Ao to her side and urges him to see through an invisible kaleidoscope that alters his perception of the world entirely. And like that, everything has changed. But change... doesn't necessarily mean that it's always for the best. Or...? - - - - - • cell phone novel • #26 in general fiction ; #13 in short story • completed ; edited

They say the red string of fate is for lovers. I believe in an indigo thread instead. Why? It is the color of forget-me-nots, a symbol of true love in the language of flowers. But is there such a thing in a long distance relationship? 「Two POVs」 「Semi-autobiographical」 「Updated Cover by the lovely Elliecue!」