Grisaia: Phantom Trigger Vol. 8

Sakashita Mina finds herself in a new town attending a famous all-girls high school. A misfit among a class of young, affluent ladies, she soon stops attending, realizing she'll never make any friends. In the year since, she has barely left her room.

Time passes slowly, each day a suffocating eternity. Mina would stare at the dried flowers in her room, trying to convince herself that this space is the only place in the world where she belongs.

Seino Ran is a child of a wealthy family and has lived the life her parents laid out for her. That is, until she realizes that nobody truly cares about her. With that in mind, her happy life begins to fall apart.

These circumstances lead both girls to apply for a live-in job at a seaside lodge. Here they meet, and the two girls end up spending the summer together and healing their wounded hearts. They found someone they could trust in each other, something they never thought they'd find again.

Spending her days together with Ran and the owners of the lodge, Yanase Michiko and Naruse Himari, Mina starts to wish that she could remain there forever. However, Ran's friend, Tachibana Sanami, gives Mina a reality check—it's high time she faces her problems.

Mina is convinced that nobody likes her. She avoids speaking her mind, she avoids school, and she avoids everyone she once considered friends. And while facing those problem will be tough, she also doesn't want to go back to that room and go back to being her old self.

As the time they have left at the lodge dwindles, Mina desperately searches for a place where she can belong. As for Ran...

Kudaka Yuushi loved his sister Yoriko since childhood. And so it was quite a shock to him when on one of a family meetings he found out that she was getting married and was already pregnant. Because of that, their parents disowned her and he lost contact with her. Disappointed with his feelings for her, he long tried to cut them off and bury them.
Over decade later Yuushi became a popular novelist and lives alone in the city. And just when he thought he had finally reached peace of mind, his doorbell rings. To his surprise, at the door he finds his sister standing together with her daughter Midori. They left their home because Yoriko grew fed up with her husband’s repeated affairs and now they need a place to stay.
Because of these circumstances they end up living together, until one day, Yuushi witnesses his sister calling her husband and trying make up with him. However, the husband has no intentions of stopping the affairs at all, and instead of reconciling they end up fighting even more. In the end furious Yoriko hangs up and declares:
 
“If it goes like this, I’ll cheat on you too!!!”
 
Yuushi is absolutely stunned upon hearing this sudden and unexpected declaration from Yoriko. And when he asks her who she plans to have an affair with, Yoriko for some reason chooses him.
Could this be a chance to win his sister back from her unfaithful husband? Thus, Yuushi began taking action to reclaim his sister from her husband, both physically and emotionally.

Four years ago, Makoto Nakazawa lost family, friends, and even memory of the events during the outbreak of the Unknown virus epidemic in the Tohoku region of Japan.
Now adopted by a female friend of his deceased father, he lives in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, struggling to rebuild a new life in a new land. However he doesn't suspect what Fate has for him when he accepts to go to a little (and not entirely fictional) island in the Inland Sea of Japan as correspondent for the newspaper club of his school, because that island is about to become one of the starting points of the second outbreak of the epidemic he barely survived once...

Forced into an arranged marriage, Cora West rebels against the norms of her class and runs away, intent on forging her own path in life. But she quickly finds herself falling directly into the laps of some of the city’s most notorious citizens.
What Cora encounters outside the iron gates and manicured lawns of the West Estate in Prohibition-era Los Angeles is a bright, exciting, and equally dangerous city pulsing to the beat of jazz music and drowning in the illegal liquor of the most decadent underground clubs around. Vincent Harlowe’s speakeasy is beyond her wildest dreams–and sometimes even her worst nightmares.
Direct her actions and determine whether she will make it out with her heart intact or lose herself in the glamor and excess.

The tragedy of Hinamizawa is over. Those held captive within its grip are free from the fate that bound them to June 1983. Yet the tale of Hinamizawa is not truly complete. There are many worlds not yet explored.

Higurashi When They Cry Hou+ is the final installment of the Higurashi When They Cry Hou franchise featuring 4 new chapters.
 
Higurashi When They Cry Outbreak
Keiichi and the others face a brand new tragedy. The mysterious virus and the panic it creates are such laughable sights.
 
Higurashi When They Cry Kamikashimashi Chapter
The tragedy spreads to Okonomiya, with no end in sight. Who is behind all of this, and for what purpose? Can it be stopped? The tale of Higurashi Outbreak concludes here.
 
Hinamizawa Bus Stop: Higurashi When They Cry Origin
Welcome to Hinamizawa. This is a slightly unusual fragment. The original fragment which would eventually grow into Higurashi When They Cry.
 
Higurashi When They Cry Mehagashi Chapter (Hou+ Additional Scenario)
Tragedy that could destroy not only all of humanity, but the galaxy itself draws near...
Keiichi Maebara!
Go beyond the girls' swimsuits to defend the universe!
However, can Keiichi possibly win against the club members all by himself...?