One Hundred Ways to Seduce Chuuya

One winter, the body of the prodigy Junko Tokito was discovered by a forest ranger in the woods beside Lake Akan.

Years after the beautiful young painter Junko's death, a writer claiming to be "the man Junko loved most" interviews several people who were romantically entangled with her: her oil painting teacher, a criminal, her biological sister's boyfriend, and even Junko's older sister herself, who seems to have shared an unspoken affection with her.

They all claim that they were the person Junko loved most, and even offer solid proof, but none of them can be sure themselves.

So who was the person Junko Tokito loved most?

"I like Chuuya the most."

The girl said.

The young mafia's ears turned bright red, but he insisted, "Really? I don't believe you."

Junko Tokito giggled. She hadn't finished. What she meant was:

"The person I like most is Chuuya, who loves me."

The world in my eyes is the grime on a dull canvas, the peach-pink and willow-green of desire, the surging malice of black, and the endless blue sky and white snow of Lake Akan, the eyes in the birch trees,

and you, glowing orange.

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Chuuya x Junko Tokito

Note:

Junko Tokito is the heroine of Junichi Watanabe's novel Soul's End at Lake Akan, so this is a crossover pairing. It is not tagged as an otome story.

The heroine is not sexually pure, in keeping with the original character setting.

Theme: Love this world