Yamashita Tomohisa, an idol and actor who takes in a destitute person to live with.

Inoue Mao, a penniless heiress wondering the streets of Tokyo with twelve months of freedom in her calendar happens to stay under one roof with one of the most sought out man in the entertainment industry of Japan.

Two people with different personalities, background and circumstances end up living together. One thing leads to another... and so the story is told.

Suddenly Jun's mind drew a blank as he paused to look at Inoue Mao and nothing came to his mind.

Oh god what was Inoue Mao to him? No word, no role fit cookie-cutter perfect on her presence in his life. Inoue Mao was not his sister, she was not his niece, she was not his cousin, she was not his neighbour and she was most definitely not his girlfriend or even friend for that matter.

And yet he couldn't imagine his life without her presence. So she was something, and he supposed he did in some way feel like she was his. That thought he could come to terms with in his mind. Inoue Mao was his.

Erika... is the story of a woman searching for any information possible on her deceased mother who she never knew her whole life. Along the way she discovers the hidden passions, and betrayals that her mother had to face all the way along her short lived life. From the abandonment of her original husband to run away to China, to the love of her life whirling her up in such a fast pace that she could barely hold on for life...there is so much and more left in this story of a woman Japan hated, and a mother her little girl never knew.

Written for "The Cliché Challenge"

"You don't belong here." His voice challenged her even in the way it rose up and down threatening her. Telling her that he wanted her to leave. He was upset with her. Why wouldn't he be? She'd wrecked everything. She'd wrecked him.

That was all she'd been good for. That was her purpose.

So why did she feel like crying when she saw him in front of her? Why did she want to save him? And why did she want to turn her back on everything she'd learned all her life to have him trust her again?

Tomomasa Rie has always wanted to be a cop and she's on her way to becoming the most stellar officer in Tokyo after busting a large drug ring in Akihabara.

But when she goes undercover to stop a large cocaine shipment from entering the country Rie gets trapped in her new identity, the Takuya clan's family issues and under the hold of the very dangerous Ikuta Toma, who can't decide whether he wants to kill her...or kiss her.

"Article 733.　A woman may not remarry unless six months have passed since the day of dissolution or rescission of her previous marriage." -‘法

Having grown up as a hermit, Mao seeks no association with others and is content spending her time reading. But one day, during the summer of 2010, her life changes.

Paired off with different guys and placed in different situations... this is her turf. Her story.

A collection of One shots solely for Inoue Mao.

Written for the 6th Anniversary Fest
Prompt #116 submitted by dove:
Quote - "You were my cup of tea. I drink coffee now." - Unknown

Inoue Mao. Amazing Doctor. Little bit too naive for her own good. JIlted at the Altar.

That's what she was going to have written on her tombstone.

Imagine a happy family photo. That's Inoue Mao's life. She's your regular intern at one of the world's leading architects firms. She's dating her boss who is gorgeous, has a great best friend and one of the world's richest men as her father.

Nothing was supposed to go wrong. Nothing was supposed to ever end up like this. And he-

He was never supposed to be a part of her life.

Matsumoto Jun has built an empire on the back the world rejected and humiliated constantly on his sexual orientation. So he vowed to never hire a straight person in his life at his offices. They were ignorant, stereotypical and far too judgmental for the tastes of his magazine anyways.

Until the government decided that he couldn't be the one making such decisions and in popped annoying little squeaming Inoue Mao into his office as a temp.

And life had never been so idiotically hard for the bisexual god-gifted editor-in-chief since.