In the Clear Moonlit Dusk

Yoi Takiguchi’s cool, boyish charm has made her the object of constant admiration at school, earning her the nickname “prince” from her classmates. Used to the attention, she keeps her distance and goes about her days without making much of it—until she crosses paths with Kohaku Ichimura, the school’s other “prince,” who casually calls her beautiful.

Kohaku doesn’t fit the refined image his title suggests, acting on impulse and doing whatever he wants. Yet his straightforward words leave Yoi unexpectedly flustered, especially because he’s the first boy to see her clearly as a girl. Even when she tries to brush him off and keep things normal, Kohaku continues to close the gap, and Yoi finds it harder to ignore the feelings he stirs.