Love at First Corner

Love at First Corner

  • WpView
    Reads 35
  • WpVote
    Votes 2
  • WpPart
    Parts 3
WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing<5 mins
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Mar 18, 2022
May just moved to Tokyo, an unfamiliar place that she had no knowledge of besides the manga shes read at home. Her mother(Nicole Ito) had gotten married to a business man named "Arakan Ito". While unpacking her mom sends May to the Corner store to buy an easy to make meal for the night because of the move. May enters the corner store and meets a Girl whom she will treasure for the rest of her life... Note: Will have mature scenes later in the story if ur sensitive to that. Note 2: This is an LGBTQ+ story, so if u don't feel comfortable with it and aren't trying to learn then I suggest u leave. Note 3: The background to the cover was not created by me and I will not be taking credit for that.
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
Illustration

You may also like

  • French Cup: A Neighborhood Story
  • Dare to Love Her | Michaeng
  • Fancied: Momo Yaoyorozu x FEM! Reader
  • The Virgin Outcast Who Stole The Empress Heart
  • SHE'S OURS AND OURS ONLY (complete!)
  • Umi's Little Bird
  • BakuDeku: Starbucks Lovers ❤
  • I Am Not a Guy!
  • Shiroi
  • -Abused Deku AU- My Hero Acadamia

Summary: In Tokyo, a neighborhood is seeing the tail lights of its local industry fading into the distance. Gentrification is moving in, replacing secretly LGBTQ owned shops and restaurants that have populated the block for decades. New developers are buying buildings and demolishing them left and right as owners can't afford inflated rent. The symbol of this erasure is a giant, modern hotel that went up three months ago. Nearby, the little coffee shop and micro live house French Cup is struggling to survive. New owners, two drag queen best friends, bought the business after their mentor and former owner of the shop passed away three years ago. Serving Starbucks dupes and fresh French pastries, it serves as a community center for the often closeted LGBTQ community to gather, offering drag hostessed Bingo nights and showcasing local and LGBTQ live acts on a small stage. When a new and handsome face shows up at French Cup, he's immediate news. The two best friends compete for his eyes at first, but when they find out he is to begin work at the new hotel monstrosity and is from the foreign corporation that built it, controversy spreads in the neighborhood. Worries launch into distress calls, and the neighborhood association is in an uproar. As more businesses fall, a Romeo and Juliet flavored love forms, and the two sides must come to a favorable conclusion or go to war. Note: this book is rated Mature due to the kind of jokes in the book. There are no other kinds of adult situations.

More details
WpActionLinkContent Guidelines