Byakuya had an incurable undying illness, which means he couldn't die. Gin, his best friend, made a promise that he would take care of Byakuya until death and the promise had been kept for 16 generations. However, Gin the Sixteenth had no intention of making babies for the next generation; instead, he kept his promise with Byakuya in a way that none of the previous Gins had done.

A collection of stories all connected by the theme of plant life. 

1. Breakfast (ブレックファスト); Magazine BE×BOY 1993-04 
The tale of a boy who displays the symptoms of man-eating syndrome. 

2. Yubiwa Monogatari (指輪物語); Magazine BE×BOY No. 3 1993-08 
The tale of two boys who are dating each other and mutually hiding the fact that both are dating their teacher, who frets because a ring has been lost. 

3. Honey β ; doujin work (1992) 
The tale of a flower that blooms by inhaling memories. But even if our memories are taken from us, some precious things are never forgotten. "I don't fear losing my memory if I can feel this way again tomorrow..." 

4. Fuji no Yamai (フジノヤマイ); doujin work (1993) 
Byakuya had an incurable undying illness, which means he couldn't die. Gin, his best friend, made a promise that he would take care of Byakuya until death and the promise had been kept for 16 generations. However, Gin the Sixteenth had no intention of making babies for the next generation; instead, he kept his promise with Byakuya in a way that none of the previous Gins had done. 
5-9. Torikabuto (トリカブト), doujin work (1994)

MISTER MERMAID: On a full moon night, Subaru - a merman - coincidentally saved a man who sank into the ocean. After that, in order to see that man again, Subaru traded off his tail for a pair of legs and came to the surface to find Tatsuki - the man's name. Despite of his throbbing feet and his lost voice, Subaru was happy to be able to stay by Tatsuki's side. However, his happiness soon faded away when he found out the reason why Tatsuki was at the bottom of the ocean that day. 
Note: Includes the one shot Fuji no Yamai (フジノヤマイ).

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