Natsu's confections were neither particularly tasty nor pretty, yet they filled Komomo with overwhelming warmth. In times of loneliness, she found solace in pastries made by Natsu Azumi, son of the family chef. Plot: Komomo Ninomiya spent her childhood living like a princess. I'd love to read more stories like this in the future cause cute and wholesome romance stories are my second favourite type of romance. It gave me Maid Sama and Yoru Cafe vibes except set around much younger and less mature characters. Reading it I couldn't put it down because of how wholesome and cute the story was. Immediately I proceeded to read the series but little did I know how good it was gonna be. The Shojo lover inside me didn't think twice, the cover alone was enough to have me pick it up. One of which was the first volume of a series called Komomo Confiserie. Out shopping I found some Manga in a quiet low-key store. With their positions as master and servant reversed, what awaits the two-faced patissier and spoiled princess? Only his confections have not changed, still suffusing her with the same warmth. The current Natsu is entirely different from how he used to be: he works Komomo to the bone and berates her for mistakes made.

Her fortunes begin to change after a chance encounter with Natsu for the first time in a decade, who offers her a job at his confectionery 'Méli-Mélo.' Demoted from a super princess to super poor, Komomo must now work part-time jobs to get by, but her stubborn personality results in her being fired time and time again.

Natsu's confections were neither particularly tasty nor pretty, yet they filled Komomo with overwhelming warmth.Īfter Natsu leaves with his father for France, Komomo spends the next 10 years in the familiar lap of luxury, until her father's business goes bankrupt.

In times of loneliness, she found solace in pastries made by Natsu Azumi, the five-year-old son of the family chef. Surrounded by doting servants and delicious sweets, she led a satisfied life, yet still yearned the love of her parents, who were always too busy to see her. EditSynopsis Komomo Ninomiya spent her childhood living like a princess.

Special A, Vol. 1 by Maki Minami