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Hibino Tsubaki keeps her head down. Plain braids, top grades, a girl who does exactly what her parents expect. Her one joy is fixing other girls' hair, twisting it into styles she never bothers trying on herself. She has been waiting years for the opening ceremony speech at her new high school. Then the speaker steps up. It is not her. It is a boy with the same last name, Kyouta Tsubaki, and he is the rudest person she has ever met. He needles her about the matching name in front of everyone, and she snaps. Before she knows it, she has grabbed a pair of scissors and chopped off his hair. He does not back down. He tells her she owes him, and he means her body as payment. She cuts his hair even shorter. So he kisses her, right there, and promises to steal every single first she has. Now they share a classroom, a name, and a war that neither of them is winning. He is crude, she is stubborn, and every time they collide something shifts that neither will admit. Can a girl who has never once chosen for herself hold her ground against a boy who refuses to let her go?
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Today We Start Our LoveWatch
Kyou, Koi wo Hajimemasu
OVA · 2010 · ★ 6,4
Hibino Tsubaki keeps her head down. Plain braids, top grades, a girl who does exactly what her parents expect. Her one joy is fixing other girls' hair, twisting it into styles she never bothers trying on herself. She has been waiting years for the opening ceremony speech at her new high school.
Then the speaker steps up. It is not her. It is a boy with the same last name, Kyouta Tsubaki, and he is the rudest person she has ever met. He needles her about the matching name in front of everyone, and she snaps. Before she knows it, she has grabbed a pair of scissors and chopped off his hair. He does not back down. He tells her she owes him, and he means her body as payment.
She cuts his hair even shorter. So he kisses her, right there, and promises to steal every single first she has.
Now they share a classroom, a name, and a war that neither of them is winning. He is crude, she is stubborn, and every time they collide something shifts that neither will admit. Can a girl who has never once chosen for herself hold her ground against a boy who refuses to let her go?