Summary
A collection of one shotsDon’t Say “I Love You”Shizuka had just lost her only parent, her mother, due to a car accident. A young man, Yuuichi, rushed to the hospital and declared that he’s Shizuka’s step-father. That was their first encounter. The two started to live together, yet Shizuka realized that she was seeing Yuuichi as a man instead of as a father. And Yuuichi was too…in order to prevent the forbidden relationship, Yuuichi decides to leave home, and…!?Snow FallingHonjou Nao is known as a player and on Valentine’s Day he kisses every girl who gives him chocolates. Furuya Wakaba wants to date someone she loves and loves her back not just some guy who wants to date casually. Furuya hates Honjou Nao because of his playful personality. On Valentines Day, she goes to the infirmary only to find a half naked Honjou Nao on the bed!Let Me Feel YouYuina has been going out with her boyfriend Yuuya for half a year already. One day Yuuya calls Yuina sexually frigid. Yuina becomes depressed and when a strange man approaches her, she goes along with him. Just before Yuina was about to do something she would regret, Hiroto comes and kicks the strange man in the head. Yuina becomes attracted to Hiroto’s presence follows him to a club he’s dancing in. They meet Yuuya along the way to the train station and there, Hiroto gives Yuina the kiss of her life!Lustful LoverKazumi whose father is rich wakes up kidnapped. She’s been cuffed and chained to a room. The kidnapper says that he will let her go only if she says “Please Hold Me” to him. Every night the kidnapper brings home a woman and makes love to her right in front of the door of the room where Kazumi is chained in. Kazumi becomes sexually aware of him and soon succumbs to him.Omake (Love Prisoner and author’s comments)A six pages short sequel to Lustful Lover, what happens to Kazumi when she meets her kidnapper again.
About Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You”
Based on its tags, this is the kind of series where the weight of the story sits in relationships and consequences rather than spectacle, the central thread is the relationship between the leads and it targets a young female readership, usually relationship-led.
Starting Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You” from scratch means beginning at Vol.1 Chapter 5. It has been on the site since 20 September 2023. Every chapter between then and now is listed on the series page, in order.
| Alternative titles | I love you", Forbidden Phrase, I Love You", Forbidden Words, It's Going to Snow, Let Me Feel More - Love Virgin |
|---|---|
| Author | Anisaki Yuna |
| Type | Series |
| Genres | Drama, Romance, Shoujo, Smut |
| Chapters | 5 |
| Latest chapter | Vol.1 Chapter 1 |
| Last updated | 20 September 2023 |
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How many chapters of Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You” are there?
Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You” currently has 5 chapters on MangaOwl. The list was last updated on 20 September 2023.
What is the latest chapter of Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You”?
The latest chapter listed is chapter 1, added on 20 September 2023.
Who wrote Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You”?
Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You” is credited to Anisaki Yuna.
What genre is Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You”?
It is listed under Drama, Romance, Shoujo and Smut.
What else is Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You” called?
It also appears as I love you", Forbidden Phrase, I Love You" and Forbidden Words.
Where should I start reading Kinku – Don’t Say “i Love You”?
Start at Vol.1 Chapter 5, the first chapter listed. The series page carries every chapter in reading order.
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