[Requests Accepted] [Frill] 圆角少女 田径社成员悠希的故事 / 円交少女 ～陸上部ゆっきーの場合～ 中文版 [VJ014429]

■ Plot Summary "Yuki, are you free right now? Please, help me..." Yuki was originally a star athlete in the track and field club, but after an injury, she lost hope of participating in the national competition. While trying to clear her mind in Shibuya, she encounters an old friend from middle school—Mako. Mako seems to be living through compensated dating. To pay off her debt to a host, she suggests that Yuki join her in compensated dating to help... 【Compensated dating not intended, and a girl gradually being eroded. Where will this endless excitement lead her...?】 Yuki, a girl who used to live an ordinary school life, becomes involved in compensated dating due to a moment of weakness. Her once monotonous daily life begins to gradually crumble. This behavior, which she initially found repulsive, starts to invade the girl's heart... ■ Characters 【Star athlete of the track and field club】 ● Yuki Real name: Kawarakigi Yuki. A girl attending school in Saitama Prefecture. She was the star of the track and field club but suffered a serious injury before the competition, leaving her anxious about her future. She has a straightforward and decisive personality, with a strong sense of justice. "...I'm sorry, I really can't do something like that. I can't even imagine doing compensated dating." 【A girl living through compensated dating】 ● Mako Real name: Mizuki Mako. Yuki's classmate from middle school. After dropping out of high school, she is based in Shibuya and earns her living through compensated dating. Nickname: "Bus Stop Mako." Because she is somewhat clumsy, she has been bullied since childhood. Yuki, her only friend, has always helped her, and she remains very grateful to her. "Because I have no fixed address. And I'm not smart enough to do a regular job..." 【A strong-willed host】 ● Reiji Kiryu Second in command at the host club "Scion." He claims to be Mako's boyfriend but always uses aggressive sales tactics to extract money from her. "Don't lie. Didn't you go out selling yesterday?"