True love can’t be that easy.

A magic flower that grants your wishes is farfetched even by Starfall Academy standards, so Cadence makes a throwaway wish that definitely doesn’t betray any secret buried desires: a wish for true love. After all, she’s definitely not lonely and is totally just fine with her quiet classes and studies in magical greenhouses. But just to see what happens, she wishes and plucks a petal.

And then a beautiful woman falls from the sky and lands in front of her faster than you can draw a wand. And the girl, Summer, has a request for her that sounds a lot like a date: the alchemy student wants some magic plants for her special potion recipe. Ones only Cadence can help find.

Summer’s in a bind. Her best friend, divination heiress Lumi, specifically foresaw a vision of Summer meeting her true love under the passionoak on the last day of the semester, and has told her not to get distracted talking to other girls and ruin her shot at true love. But the herbalism student taking her to find magic plants for her new potion recipe is hard to take her mind off of… especially when fate itself seems to be conspiring to drive the two together.

Maybe she can indulge in it just a little bit. After all, she’s got to practice before meeting her true love, right?

Skyblossom is a fantasy romance set in the modern-day magic academy world of Starfall Academy, and the first book of the 313th Galeria series, a collection of novellas following the same group of friends in the magical university of Starfall Academy. Content warnings for open-door sex scenes, nosy friends, a best friend who’s actually an intelligent vine (and a very charming one at that), fate conspiring to make sure two cute girls fall in love, a creative way to use telekinesis, and a semi-public sex scene that may or may not be related to the telekinesis thing.