One day, after accidentally breaking a window at school, Teru meets the rude school janitor, Tasuku Kurosaki, who insists she work off the cost of repairing the damage. The stakes seem a bit of a joke; like I don’t think anyone finding out her part-time job will affect her high school presidency at all - in fact, a number of students find out and nothing happens! During the end of festival bonfire, Takumi finds Misaki resting under a tree, asking why she didn't go. Grumpy-loves-sunshine, guy-falls-first, (sort of) hater-to-lovers, all of which are some of my favourites by the way.

Takumi is very handsome, and most of the girls who see him fall for his looks instantly (thus, resulting in many broken hearts). It is then revealed that Aoi is, in fact, a boy, something Satsuki knew all along and which both Takumi and Misaki discovered earlier. The men happen to be really similar to each other (the even look alike) very strong and attractive, slyly supporting the female character on their way. They also both bloom into their love for one another from either being onesided or not really interested in one another.After the death of her parents, Tsukasa turns to her classmate Ryuji, a yakuza boss, for shelter and a job. Both are really funny shoujo romances with a both literally strong and strong-willed female lead (finally!

This has earned her a lot of admirers among the girls at her school, as well as a guy named Shirou Fuji well-known at school for his girly way of speaking and gestures.Afraid they'll see the photo, Misaki panics as Takumi prepares to jump down to grab it, despite her objections. What's worse, she's quickly bullied by Ran, the son of the school's chairman, and his group of friends.

After confirming Kūga is serious about Sakura, Kūga wonders why Misaki hasn't accepted Takumi as her boyfriend.I can't tell you how thankful I am that you can find this manga online because I'm pretty sure I would still be reading it to this day.