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When Mako
Minamino, age 23, shows up and claims to be the fiancé of Mugi's father,
Yuu becomes a little worried. Why is she worried, you may ask? She is
worried because Mako is a hot chick and has really large breasts. Every
time Mako moves, her breasts seem to go "Boyoing." Of course, Mugi,
being who he is, a teenage boy, has a hard time taking his eyes off of
them, which only leads him into getting in trouble with Yuu.
Mako
challenges Yuu to a contest to see who will get to spend the night with
Mugi in his bed. Yuu doesn't want to partake in the challenge, but she
also doesn't want Mako sleeping with Muji. Mugi is excited by the
prospect of finally getting to be close to Yuu.
Later,
Mako appears at Mugi's school and all the boy start drooling. The boys
are so affected by Mako's breasts that many of them faint dead away and
end up with bloody noses. All of the girls in the school break up with
their boyfriends because they catch their men staring a Mako's breasts.
When Mako locks the PE teacher in the locker room and appears in her
swimsuit beside the school pool, there is more fainting to be had.
Since it
is summer, Mugi, Yuu, Kazuki and Manami return to the beach to work at
Kazuki's aunts beach-side snack bar. Mako shows up and all the girls
become waitresses. With pretty girls serving the customers with their
breasts hanging out, the snack bar begins raking in the money. Kazuki
and Manami convince Mugi that Yuu is not going to wait forever for him
to make his move. After three years of knowing each other, will Mugi
finally tell Yuu how he feels?
The last
story is a stand-alone story that has nothing to do with Pastel. It is a
love story with a twist.
Pastel:
Volume 11 is a manga
book written and drawn by Toshihiko Kobayashi. This story was Translated
and Adapted by David Ury and
Lettered by Foltz Design. This book contains the following miracles
(chapters):
Miracle 66: Mako-chan the Witch
Miracle 67: The Skies of Yesterday and The
Unforgettable Promise
Miracle 68: Bridging the Gap
Short Story: A Bouquet for the Candy Girl
There are
also some sections in the book for: A) Honorifics Explained, B) About A
Bouquet for the Candy Girl, C) Character Profiles, D) About the Author,
E) Translation Notes, and
F) Preview of Volume 12,
although the preview appears in Japanese. The book reads from right to
left and back to front, just like a book from Japan. This manga book is
intended for readers ages 16
and up.
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