Momo Raba
Chieri is living an ordinary high-school life when her older sister Ichigo suddenly leaves her baby daughter Momo on Chieri's doorstep. Forced to become a temporary mother while still attending school, Chieri struggles to balance classes, childcare and the chaos caused by two boys, Shiro and Yomi, who both confess their feelings for her.
Synopsis
Chieri is living an ordinary high-school life when her older sister Ichigo suddenly leaves her baby daughter Momo on Chieri's doorstep. Forced to become a temporary mother while still attending school, Chieri struggles to balance classes, childcare and the chaos caused by two boys, Shiro and Yomi, who both confess their feelings for her. As the three teenagers begin caring for Momo together, their daily life starts to resemble an improvised family, even as romance, jealousy and questions about Momo's real parents complicate everything.
Momo Raba is a compact shoujo romantic comedy built around an unusual domestic setup: a high-school heroine suddenly becomes responsible for an infant while two boys compete for her affection. The baby-care premise gives the love triangle a warmer family-comedy tone than a standard school romance, and Momo becomes the emotional center connecting Chieri, Shiro and Yomi. The final volume expands the family theme further when Momo's father appears and threatens the fragile household the teenagers have created.
15 Chapters
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Momo must remain visually central to the title. The series is not simply a school love triangle; its identity comes from Chieri caring for a baby while Shiro and Yomi become part of that improvised household.
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