Monthly In The Garden With My Landlord, Vol. 2 Av Yodokawa

Monthly In The Garden With My Landlord, Vol. 2 Av Yodokawa

Sharing a house with the former pop idol Miyako is going smoother than Asako ever expected! But her cohabitant might not be having such an easy time?! Miyako suddenly finds herself harboring mysterious feelings towards her manga editor roommate. Its then that she receives shocking news-her former idol unit is coming out of h......
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Asako has finally settled into life sharing a house with Miyako, her landlord and former leader of the popular idol group Elm. Now fully unpacked, Asako is ready for the next step in making her dream home a reality—buying her first-ever potted plant! But their carefree days are interrupted when Miyako’s unexpected feelings for her tenant begin to strain their relationship, and the shocking news of Elm’s comeback stirs up her past trauma…Will the two be able to return to the peaceful times they once shared?

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