Murderous Lewellyn’s Candlelit Dinner

Bastard

Seon Jin is a quiet, sickly high school student who is relentlessly bullied and largely ignored by everyone around him. At home, he lives alone with his father, a man admired by the community as a successful businessman and devoted parent. But Jin knows the truth: his father is a deranged serial killer, and Jin has been forced to help him carry out his crimes for years. When his father takes an interest in a pretty transfer student, Jin must decide whether to keep obeying him or finally defy the man who has made him an unwilling accomplice.

Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-

Subaru Natsuki is abruptly transported to a fantasy world while returning from a convenience store. Expecting to become a powerful hero, he quickly discovers he possesses no special abilities at all. His only power is "Return by Death," a mysterious curse that rewinds time to a previous point whenever he dies. After being saved from thugs by a silver-haired half-elf named Satella, Subaru tries to help her recover a stolen insignia. Their search leads them to a loot shop, where they are brutally murdered by an assassin. Subaru then wakes up earlier in the day, alive and with the memory of his death. Determined to protect Satella and prevent their tragic fate, Subaru must navigate a world of

August 9th, I Will Be Eaten by You.

Sakurai Aoi has lived with a secret since childhood: he is constantly followed by stalkers. He has never been able to tell anyone about the strange women who watch his every move and disrupt his daily life. One day, his classmate Ueda Miyako suddenly transforms into a monster before his eyes. She was one of his stalkers all along. When another presence appears to protect him, Sakurai learns that the creatures known as urban legends across Japan are drawn to him out of love. Now surrounded by beings disguised as beautiful women, Sakurai must navigate a world where affection and danger are impossible to separate.

AISHA

Twin sisters lose both their parents, and their enormous inheritance ends up in the hands of their wicked stepmother. The girls are left living in the family's old mansion, under the same roof as the woman who took everything from them. The mansion is not only the stepmother's territory. Her three sons live there too, and each of them feels something special toward the sisters who share no blood with them, a bond that sits somewhere between affection and obsession. Grief, suspicion and desire mix inside those walls, and love and hatred grow side by side in the same house. The twins have to decide how far they are willing to go to take back what was taken from them.

Miyu-chan Will Always Be Your Friend

During the summer of his second year of high school, Yuushin Tahara discovers that his childhood friend Miyu Fukagawa has moved back into the house next door. They had been separated when her family moved away, and now she has returned, grown up and noticeably pretty. Something about Miyu is off, though. Her behaviour carries a strangeness that Yuushin cannot quite name, a detail that does not fit the girl he remembers, and the unease only grows the more time they spend together. As he tries to reconnect with her and keep up with school and friends, Yuushin finds himself caught between the warmth of a familiar friendship and the quiet suspicion that Miyu is hiding something.

Why Ophelia Couldn't Leave

When her mother remarries into the Arpad dukedom, Ophelia is uprooted from her old life and brought into the Arpad household. The arrangement does not last: a carriage accident takes the lives of her mother and stepfather, leaving her alone among strangers. At the end of the funeral, Alexander, her stepbrother, urges her to remain in the duchy for the next three years. As the two share the same house and the same grief, distance slowly gives way to something warmer, and neither can ignore the pull between them. Then an investigator arrives with news that overturns everything she believed: the deaths of the Duke and Duchess of Arpad, on that day three years earlier, were not accidents. They