Amu Meguro Books in Order

Nao Kogure once helped injured delinquent Taiga Onise with an umbrella and bandages. When they meet again in high school, his bouquet and marriage-minded request for a date frighten her, but his behavior challenges her assumptions.

Nao stops dating Taiga, leaving her unsure how to understand her own feelings. As she gets to know him and the friends around them better, conflicting attachments complicate her attempts to decide what she really wants.

Nao and Taiga have been dating for two months when his friend Ayaha Futami expresses an interest in her. Futami's open advances introduce a new complication to their relationship and place Taiga's friendship under strain.

Futami confesses his feelings for Nao despite her relationship with Taiga. The fourth Honey So Sweet volume follows the tension between romance and friendship as the three teenagers confront what his confession means for their bonds.

Nao and Taiga's Christmas date becomes a party when Yashiro, Misaki and Futami invite themselves to his house. Just as the couple finally get time alone, an unexpected visit from Taiga's mother brings another complication.

Plans for Taiga's surprise birthday celebration are disrupted by an encounter with another injured delinquent. Meanwhile, Misaki and Yashiro's developing connection adds a second thread to this volume's exploration of the friends' changing relationships.

Taiga mentors new student Miyabi Nishigaki, who develops a crush on him and pursues his attention. Nao's jealousy leaves her seeking advice from Futami as she struggles with a new challenge to her relationship.

Kayo Yashiro and Ayumu Misaki continue to flirt and argue as the possibility of dating comes into focus. This final Honey So Sweet volume also considers the future of Nao and Taiga's relationship and their circle of friends.