Ren and Kyoko end up working together for a(n) (in)famous photographer's latest project. Concerned, Ren makes the decision to keep Kyoko safe from any untoward advances from the director. Unfortunately, once he understands Ren's intent, the sadistic director decides to make use of Ren's feelings to create emotional scenes that are as realistic as possible. Both on and off-camera.

President Lory maneuvers Ren into participating as the pink protector in a drama with the three LoveMe girls. Fun with handsome/evil co-stars, Bridge Rock, Kuu&Juli and of course Sho are included at no extra charge. Rating placed at M for safety due to topic in part of plot not explicit content - so no citrus for those who were hoping

"Tsuruga-san, you've premiered over 3 years ago. Since then, you've been #1 Bachelor Of Japan 3 years running, Best Dressed Man Of The Year, Teen Choice etc. Yet we haven't heard a peep of your love life. I think I speak for all when I ask…are you gay?"

"Sometimes normality for many, isn't enough to suffice for the suffering of a few. Sometimes the pain of one, is much deeper than the scars on the surface. When you're forced to realize this...you can never turn back. Not to blissful ignorance at least"

Sequel to Immune: Now that their lives have officially begun, Kyoko and Ren can slowly begin to experience the wondrous thrill of marriage together. But what kind of marriage would it be without the occasional speed-bumps along the way?

The script is brilliant, but a bit ... mature. LoveMe's number one girl decides extra coaching is needed to make this job believable

There is a black sheep in the Imperial Family, and he is making life difficult for everyone. The Empress decides to settle her youngest son down by marriage to a commoner. He fights back by choosing someone who is sure to fail, or will she?