Satoshi Onoe, an aspiring journalist that is passionate about politics is unwillingly placed under the "Movement of Celebrities and Pop Culture" due to an absent staff member. In this section, he is ironically given a partnership with Motoharu Kaburagi. He reminisces the day when he and Kaburagi attended the same department of a journalism company and through Onoe's hard work, Kaburagi seemed to beat him through every section to be published on DASH magazine ergo counting him as his rival. And being partnered with Kaburagi seemed to only thicken his harboring hatred.

After partnering with Kaburagi, Onoe is puzzled by Kaburagi's character because he is quite different towards women than when he's working with him. And unlike Kaburagi, Onoe has his dignity and even calls him a liar for using inappropriate tactics to gain information and evidence. Over time, Onoe is gradually willing to know more about Kaburagi and soon realizes that he is much different than he was given the impression. He eventually becomes attracted to Kaburagi and becomes more bashful around him. This stirs up Kaburagi and becomes increasingly attracted to Onoe's honesty. Though Onoe is an honest man, it confuses Kaburagi because he cannot identify whether Onoe is sarcastic or not; as a result he takes everything Onoe says seriously at the start of their intimate relationship because he knows Onoe rarely lies. Onoe is very attracted to Kaburagi and is easily jealous when it comes to him thus being toiled in assumptions whenever a women gets close to Kaburagi.

Satoshi Onoe, a reporter for a weekly magazine, has a new stakeout partner, and he’s anything but thrilled about it. Photographer Motoharu Kaburagi’s unconventional reporting methods and overall bad attitude are enough to drive Onoe insane. But the more the two work together, the closer they get.
 
(Source: SuBLime)

The July issue of Dear+ has announced that a series of manga serialized in the magazine will get anime adaptations in celebration of the magazine's 20th anniversary. These anime will be collected into an "in motion" animation series titled 6 Lovers.

Hardworking, good-looking, and heir to daddy's company, Shimano thinks his life's just about perfect. Except that he's working from the bottom up in the company, and he can't seem to get along with Kurokawa, his manager. Competent but flippant, Kurokawa always seems to pay extra attention to Shimano, whether it's teasing him to make him work harder or covering up for his mistakes, which of course drives Shimano crazy. So he has Kurokawa firmly blacklisted until he realizes that Kurokawa's private life isn't a bundle of roses and begins to sympathize...and how are you supposed to hate someone you sympathize with, anyway? 
(Source: Vices &amp; Devices)
 
Note: Includes two crossover chapters featuring the main couples from Ameiro Paradox and No Color.

Onoe and Kaburagi have had some rough patches in their relationship as these opposites navigate their unlikely love—but their bond is paradoxically stronger than ever. In true tabloid style, this compilation of never-before-seen Candy Color Paradox side and bonus stories spills all the juicy details of their romantic life. Includes a 16-page color gallery with exclusive illustrations and comic shorts!
 
(Source: SuBLime)