Ever since they were little, Jun’s charismatic younger sister Ran has had a habit of “borrowing” her favorite things and making them her own. It always annoyed Jun to lose her toys, clothes, and other belongings, but she saw it as just part of having a younger sibling—until the day Ran claimed her boyfriend, too.
The two haven’t spoken in eight years when they’re reunited at their mother’s funeral. Ran and her husband—Jun’s ex—want to move into the house their mother left behind, but Jun will be damned if she lets Ran take one more thing away from her. With neither side willing to budge, the three find themselves living under the same roof, and it’s not long before old resentments, secrets, and passions threaten to unravel their lives.
An intoxicating family drama from the author of Run Away With Me, Girl.
Ever since they were little, Jun’s charismatic younger sister Ran has had a habit of “borrowing” her favorite things and making them her own. It always annoyed Jun to lose her toys, clothes, and other belongings, but she saw it as just part of having a younger sibling—until the day Ran claimed her boyfriend, too.
The two haven’t spoken in eight years when they’re reunited at their mother’s funeral. Ran and her husband—Jun’s ex—want to move into the house their mother left behind, but Jun will be damned if she lets Ran take one more thing away from her. With neither side willing to budge, the three find themselves living under the same roof, and it’s not long before old resentments, secrets, and passions threaten to unravel their lives.
An intoxicating family drama from the author of Run Away With Me, Girl.
Ever since their stolen kiss outside the party, Jun just hasn’t been herself. Thoughts of Ritsu—of touching him and being touched by him—fill her mind all day long. Yet even as she tells herself it’s never going to happen, the distance between Jun and Ritsu inevitably starts to close…and it’s only a matter of time before Ran notices.
Ever since they were little, Jun’s charismatic younger sister Ran has had a habit of “borrowing” her favorite things and making them her own. It always annoyed Jun to lose her toys, clothes, and other belongings, but she saw it as just part of having a younger sibling—until the day Ran claimed her boyfriend, too.
The two haven’t spoken in eight years when they’re reunited at their mother’s funeral. Ran and her husband—Jun’s ex—want to move into the house their mother left behind, but Jun will be damned if she lets Ran take one more thing away from her. With neither side willing to budge, the three find themselves living under the same roof, and it’s not long before old resentments, secrets, and passions threaten to unravel their lives.
An intoxicating family drama from the author of Run Away With Me, Girl.
Ever since their stolen kiss outside the party, Jun just hasn’t been herself. Thoughts of Ritsu—of touching him and being touched by him—fill her mind all day long. Yet even as she tells herself it’s never going to happen, the distance between Jun and Ritsu inevitably starts to close…and it’s only a matter of time before Ran notices.
OLD HABITS With Ran out of the house, Jun and Ritsu find themselves living alone together—and slipping back into old habits. But even as she’s entwined in Ritsu’s arms, Jun can’t help but feel a gulf between them. Meanwhile, on the run from her present, Ran is forced to confront her past.
