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The Vampire and His Pleasant Companions [Illustrated]

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This is the eBook version based on the first hardcover print edition published between 2006 and 2011. The eBook version was published between 2023 and 2024 and includes edits, revisions, and new short stories compared to the print version. Bitterness of Youth is a spin-off covering Akira's past, which was included in volume 5 of the print edition.  Name:  The Vampire and His Pleasant Companions (吸血鬼と愉快な仲間たち) Author:  Konohara Narise (木原音瀬) Synopsis:  This series features a cheerful incomplete vampire born and raised in America and a reserved, caring Japanese man in a relationship that's more than friends but not quite lovers. Publisher: Shueisha (集英社) Raw Source Check the tags on  Novel Update The completed EPUB version is available at the  Ko-fi Shop . Genre:  Shounen Ai, Supernatural. Status:   Completed Table of Content: Volume 1 Part 1 Part...
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Vampire and His Pleasant Companions: Volume 1 - Part 1

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Read the table of contents to learn more about this version While you may already be familiar with these terms, I’ve provided their English definitions for those who may not be. 1.  さん (san) : This is a general, respectful suffix used to address or refer to someone. It's similar to "Mr.," "Mrs.," or "Ms." in English. It's commonly used for people of all ages and social statuses in both formal and informal contexts. 2.  君 (kun) : This suffix is often used for addressing younger males, or in a more familiar or casual setting. It can be used with people of the same or lower status, and it's commonly used among friends, students, or in professional settings where there is a clear hierarchy (like between a superior and a subordinate). 3.  ちゃん (chan) : This suffix is used to express affection or endearment, typically towards children, pets, or close friends. It conveys a sense of familiarity and warmth, and is often used with people who are younger ...
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Bluebird: Chapter 1

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While you may already be familiar with these terms, I’ve provided their English definitions for those who may not be. I’ve also changed the name order to First and Last, rather than the Last and First order used in the original Japanese text. 1.  さん (san) : This is a general, respectful suffix used to address or refer to someone. It's similar to "Mr.," "Mrs.," or "Ms." in English. It's commonly used for people of all ages and social statuses in both formal and informal contexts. 2.  君 (kun) : This suffix is often used for addressing younger males, or in a more familiar or casual setting. It can be used with people of the same or lower status, and it's commonly used among friends, students, or in professional settings where there is a clear hierarchy (like between a superior and a subordinate).   3.  ちゃん (chan) : This suffix is used to express affection or endearment, typically towards children, pets, or close friends. It conveys a sense of fami...
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