Daily Life and Love of a Lop-Eared Rabbit in the Harbor

[Please add my next story, Hello, Inumaki-kun, to your collection!]

Chiyoda Hanako [male, and the submissive one] is a healing-type ability user. His power can only be activated with a kiss. Through a series of misunderstandings, he hides his ability and joins the Port Mafia as a clerical worker.

From the executives down to the lowest-ranking members, everyone in the Port Mafia knows that Chiyoda Hanako from the finance department and that guy in the combat unit, who is always fighting in a black trench coat, are boyfriends. The only ones stubbornly refusing to admit it are the two of them.

Early on:

Hanako: "If you're sick, go to a hospital. I'm not going to mmmph..."

Soft lips covered his mouth, and a faint metallic taste spread across his tongue. Hanako swallowed the rest of his words in frustration. Another day, another reason to hate his ability.

Having to kiss someone to use his power was practically sexual harassment! Hanako clutched his red-hot lips and complained pitifully.

Later:

Hanako: "You seem like you need treatment?"

Warnings: This is a slice-of-life danmei story. The pairing is Akutagawa.

There's a plot, but not much. The male lead is weak and sweet, so don't read if that's not your thing.

There will be OOC moments. I'll do my best.

No unsolicited advice. I'll write it how I want.

Anything not established in the original is my own setting. The timeline may be all over the place. It's one-on-one from start to finish, not a multiple-love-interest story. Sweet, sweet, sweet!

O(∩_∩)O

Next story: Hello, Inumaki-kun

Blurb:

My name is Inumaki Toge. I'm a first-year student at Tokyo Jujutsu High and a Cursed Speech user. Since whatever I say comes true, I usually replace everyday words with the names of different rice-ball ingredients.

On a mission one day, I met someone named Saiki Kusuo, a wise man who can guess what I'm really thinking no matter what I say.

I believe it was fate.

I like him a lot. He's the best friend I've ever had.

Until one day, I discovered that he can actually read minds...

Note: The blurb is in first person, while the story is in third person.

Theme: Even in a terrible world, believe that your salvation will eventually come.