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Mitsuki Kanzaki gets a new stepfather and a stepbrother when her mom remarries, and she wants nothing to do with either of them. Too many men have walked out on her before. Then a hospital stay after an accident changes everything: she wakes up sharing her body with Hiyori, a girl her age who died and refuses to move on. Hiyori's unfinished business? She was in love with Yuuya, Mitsuki's new stepbrother, and she never got to act on it. So now Mitsuki has a roommate in her own skin, and Hiyori is not the shy type. She takes over whenever she feels like it, flirts with Yuuya using Mitsuki's hands and voice, and won't leave until her feelings are returned. Which means Mitsuki has to help a dead girl win over the brother she barely tolerates. And the timing could not be worse: the parents are off on a long work trip abroad, leaving the two of them alone in the house. Mitsuki grits her teeth and tries to keep Hiyori under control, but Yuuya is right there, and the ghost is relentless. Somewhere in all this chaos, Mitsuki starts noticing things she would rather not admit. Is she really just putting up with Hiyori, or does she want Yuuya for herself?
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Saikin, Imouto no Yousu ga Chotto Okashiinda ga.
TV Series · 2014 · ★ 6,2
Mitsuki Kanzaki gets a new stepfather and a stepbrother when her mom remarries, and she wants nothing to do with either of them. Too many men have walked out on her before. Then a hospital stay after an accident changes everything: she wakes up sharing her body with Hiyori, a girl her age who died and refuses to move on. Hiyori's unfinished business? She was in love with Yuuya, Mitsuki's new stepbrother, and she never got to act on it.
So now Mitsuki has a roommate in her own skin, and Hiyori is not the shy type. She takes over whenever she feels like it, flirts with Yuuya using Mitsuki's hands and voice, and won't leave until her feelings are returned. Which means Mitsuki has to help a dead girl win over the brother she barely tolerates. And the timing could not be worse: the parents are off on a long work trip abroad, leaving the two of them alone in the house.
Mitsuki grits her teeth and tries to keep Hiyori under control, but Yuuya is right there, and the ghost is relentless. Somewhere in all this chaos, Mitsuki starts noticing things she would rather not admit. Is she really just putting up with Hiyori, or does she want Yuuya for herself?