Story 1 : It was fine. Cute, yes, but not very intriguing. It basically tells you the story of a socially awkward girl (?) who wants to make friends; accompanied by a cool, oblivious guy who falls for her after finding out her true self. The guy is quite nice, unlike how I assumed him to be before I started reading it. Also, I think the girl was partly funny. Both of them are interesting in a way.

Story 2 : I love Yankee girl type of stories but they are rarely done right. This one was comparatively better but could've been turned into a longer and more funny series. Sadly, it ended after only 2 chapters. Chapter 2, imo, wasn't very interesting. I was actually hoping that the guy would bring the girl over to his house and we'd be able to meet his awkward and funny family, but nope. As for chapter 1, I could easily predict where it was going right from the start. It's still interesting though. Yankee girls ftw! \OwO/

Story 3 : Least favorite. Easily forgettable. And it was rather out of the blue that she fell for the main guy. Well yeah, it's a one shot so things are meant to happen at a faster rate, but Yuki Sensei has been better with the flow in her other story. However, this compilation was Yuki sensei's first manga (or so says the description inside), I'm very happy to have read it.

The art is good and the stories are just an okay. Read it if you are bored as they are nothing memorable.

The main story is the 3 chapter-long Ojousama no Himitsu, and it's fitting that it's the best one of the lot. It sounds like a stereotypical description for a shoujo manga, but there's really no other way to describe this other than so, so cute. I had expected Haru's "countryside girl" mode to be the usual tough girl side, but it's really just a problem with her accent and manner of speaking. Unfortunately this didn't translate that well onto paper, but it was a sufficient starting point for the burgeoning friendship between her and Nagase, a sleepy and usually distant boy who finds her pretty hilarious rather than weird. I just wish this was longer (perhaps taking up the full volume?) so that there was more time spent on how their relationship developed into love, as well as a short extra to show us how Nagase and Haru kept in touch after her transfer, but I was satisfied with what we were given regardless. Really cute, heartwarming stuff and definitely worth a read!

Ultimate Boyfriend and Addicted Girlfriend (and the following chapter)
I groaned at the beginning of this when it seemed like Chisako was going to be the usual ex-yankee-with-a-secret-past who went "normal" because she's ga-ga over a boy at school. She's the one who's enthusiastic about their relationship and he's going to be the cold, unemotional type, right? Not so, thankfully! Akiomi might not be as expressive, but his affection for Chisako matches hers for him, and he's just... rather shy. I loved the little twist about his reasons for acting withdrawn around her, too. They make a perfect pair to wreak havoc.

Junjou Strange
The final oneshot was nowhere near as good as the previous two stories, but it's not bad; just rather forgettable. Misaki's girl who's been repeatedly rejected by the guy she likes, but has epic determination. She bumps into Doumoto, a senpai with a bad (read: scary) reputation, and he not only reveals that he has the ability to get "drunk" on girls' sex appeal, but tells her that she has none. Cue wackiness as Misaki blackmails Doumoto into helping her "find her pheromones." It's pretty obvious what follows. Funny idea, but everything happened a little too quickly.

Haru is a really sweet girl, poor & is gving off the vibe that she's a rich student & hides her country accent, when Nagase overhears her yelling because she doesn't know where her class is, she gets upset (at 1st). It's really cute how sweet they both are & it's nice how Nagase becomes Haru's first friend & is able to be herself around him.
.. It's also really cute how shy she is =P

Only read the 1st chapter so far, & I'm totally looking forward to more!