In the sea, no flames burn besides The flame of the heart. Humans have found a way to manipulate the sand And turn it to beautiful "glass" using both the flame of the heart As well as the flame of change. Along the coast rises a Kingdom of Glass Where god-given skills has been bestowed onto A talented glassblower Glass Prince. The essence of the heart Is a burning fire. And I want to see it ignited.

It is a regular day for Inoue Jun, a young man in his early twenties. Until it isn't anymore. Among flower petals, a fleeting smile, and a sudden death, he now has to find a way to remain sane. If someone died right before you, how would you react? All rights reserved. © hirumei

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

"What would you like for your birthday?" "I want to spend it with you." He never got the chance to spend it with her. 《a cellphone novel》

Sakai Keichi has always been the wingman, the shadow helping his best friend chase girls in an empty cycle of double dates and practiced smiles. He lets himself fade into the background. Until he meets a girl who smells of rain, and for the first time, he wants to be seen. But wanting something for yourself comes with a price. And in the space of a perfect summer, it all falls apart. Keichi learns that sometimes, beauty only exists because it doesn't last. Some people leave. Some stay. And some teach you that even halcyon days must end. \ A poetic coming-of-age told in minimalist, cinematic fragments, Wingman lingers on the small, transient moments that define youth-and the feeling of quiet yearning. --- (c) Credit of cover goes to artist of the drawing. Everything else, I edited on.