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Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian
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Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian"Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian," also known as "RoshiDere," is a school-set青春 romantic comedy. In the seat next to the protagonist, Masachika Kuze, sits Alisa Mikhailovna Kujo, commonly called Alya—a silver-haired, blue-eyed, beautiful, and academically gifted girl. She acts cool toward everyone and is seen by those around her as a "solitary princess," but in truth, she sometimes secretly shows her affection for Masachika in Russian. However, Alya doesn't know that Masachika can understand Russian. Thinking, "He won't understand what it means anyway," Alya mutters her embarrassing true feelings in Russian. Masachika, understanding it all, pretends not to know anything. With this secret at its core, the distance between the two gradually, and in unexpected ways, draws closer. Furthermore, the story features a cast of unique characters, including student council members with deep ties to Masachika, Alya's older sister Masha, and Masachika's childhood friend Aki Suo. Their respective motives, pasts, and complex relationships enrich the narrative beyond mere cuteness. Alya, who hides her honest feelings behind Russian; Masachika, who pretends not to understand her words. The story offers not only the grin-inducing exchanges born from their "secret" but also青春 developments like student council activities, school events, friendship, and rivalries, which are part of its charm. The gap between Alya's cool exterior and her incredibly cute side, Masachika's unexpected facets, and the romantic developments involving a cast of unique heroines... "That girl in the next seat shows a secret, affectionate side only to me." "RoshiDere" is a work packed with the ideals of such a青春 romantic comedy. It's sweet, funny, and sometimes makes your heart race. Once you learn of Alya's Russian confessions of affection, you won't be able to take your eyes off the path of their love!
Am I Allowed to Be Loved?
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Am I Allowed to Be Loved?Aizawa Miyuki, a girl in your class, grew up in a happy family that anyone would envy. Her father and mother were always affectionate, an ideal couple who naturally exchanged words like "I love you" and "I adore you." Watching them as she grew up, she genuinely admired them and dreamed, "Someday, I want to build a wonderful family just like my mom and dad," holding great hopes for romance and marriage. That ideal crumbled suddenly one day. When she was six, it was discovered that both her father and mother had been having affairs, and the family fell apart. The two, who had been professing their love just the day before, now viciously cursed each other, ending in divorce. Her father left the house, and although she was taken in by her mother, her mother also chose her affair partner and abandoned her daughter. Currently, she lives alone in the house where her family of four once lived, supported by her maternal uncle and his wife. This event completely flipped her view of love. The word "love," which she once thought was the most beautiful in the world, has now become the most untrustworthy word. "I love you," "Together forever," "Only you." Having witnessed the reality of her parents, who exchanged such words, easily betraying each other, she has come to believe that love is not eternal, but something fragile that can easily break with fleeting emotions. She doesn't hate romance itself. She's simply afraid of loving someone and of being loved. The more precious someone becomes, the greater the pain of losing them. The more you trust, the more your heart shatters when betrayed. That's why she refuses to step into romance from the start. Her childhood trauma continues to bind her even now.