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Midnight Secretary #6
Midnight Secretary, Vol. 6
Kaya Satozuka prides herself on being an excellent secretary and a consummate professional, so she doesn't even bat an eye when she's reassigned to the office of her company’s difficult director, Kyohei Touma. He's as prickly - and hot - as rumors paint him, but Kaya is unfazed until she discovers that he's a vampire!!
Kyohei has finally admitted that he loves Kaya, and he's even stopped feeding on other women. But even though they've worked out their personal issues, their dual roles as boss/secretary and vampire/human are still a huge hurdle to overcome. Can Kaya and Kyohei stand up to the disapproval of the business world and the vampire world?!
Kyohei has finally admitted that he loves Kaya, and he's even stopped feeding on other women. But even though they've worked out their personal issues, their dual roles as boss/secretary and vampire/human are still a huge hurdle to overcome. Can Kaya and Kyohei stand up to the disapproval of the business world and the vampire world?!
192 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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September 7, 2025
the back and forth between kaya and kyohei is terribly exhausting… thank god there’s only one volume left
May 1, 2026
"I believe it's for us to decide whether we accept the burden and overcome our problems. There's no reason for others to take them on for us. Some people will worry because of us. Some people will think poorly of us... and again, it's our right to be hurt as a result, or to be unhappy."
YESSS I AM SO HERE FOR THE PREGNANCY SCARE ARC!! I actually found it so profound the way that it was handled in this manga. Kaya thinks that she might be pregnant, so she really thinks hard about what it would be like... and after thinking it through, she decides that even if no one else is excited for the existence of that baby, the vampire clan, her family, his family, their coworkers, even if Kyohei rejects it too, she will choose to love it still. I think that really exemplifies what an amazing, independent, badass woman Kaya is -- a woman who stands by her own feelings and makes her own decisions. Yes, she loves and relies on Kyohei, but to hear her declare to herself that she would love that child no matter what her boyfriend thinks is so awesome.
At first, I thought it was a little cruel that Kyohei told her directly that he will never, ever marry her or have a baby with her. I understand Kaya feeling rejected by that a little at first. However, at this juncture in time, I do think that those words speak to how much Kyohei cares for her, just like Kaya says. It's because he loves her so much that he doesn't want her to believe he's only with her to continue the vampire lineage. And it's because he loves her that he doesn't want her to get swept away in all the red tape of the vampire clan, but rather to keep things simple and happy between just the two of them. If anyone else heard "I'll never marry you or have children with you", any rational person might think that that means the relationship isn't going anywhere, or that he isn't committed. But what he really means is "Let's keep it to just the two of us so that I can always protect you from the clan's rules."
His protective behaviors towards her in this volume were so damn moe, it gave me heart flutters. <3
The next volume is the last, and I'm a bit scared of how we're going to wrap things up! I really hope all's well that ends well for the lovers, but something tells me it isn't going to be so simple.
February 27, 2019
!! More of like a 2.5 / 5 // I’ll be leaving the same review on volumes 2-7 as I read them all in one day !!
Quite an enjoyable series tbh, but definitely won’t be a favourite. It was nice to read something more adult for once, though I did find myself kind of getting bored at times as the main character just monologues to herself a lot. I liked how it started to go in the last 2 volumes tho, super interesting, just sad it ended so openly!!
Quite an enjoyable series tbh, but definitely won’t be a favourite. It was nice to read something more adult for once, though I did find myself kind of getting bored at times as the main character just monologues to herself a lot. I liked how it started to go in the last 2 volumes tho, super interesting, just sad it ended so openly!!
January 27, 2022
Almost done!!! Kaya and Kyohei are making fantastic progress and I'm so excited to see where they end up. I know I'm gonna get emotional saying goodbye next volume (even if I've been making fun of them this entire time).
January 4, 2024
This was actually really good 😭 the plot was plotting, the character development was there, overall a thoroughly enjoyable read. And i am so happy about the bonus feature at the end, i got to see my pookie wookie schmookie bear again!
December 14, 2024
Se está poniendo muy interesante quiero saber qué va a pasar ya
June 13, 2014
I knocked both volumes 5 and 6 out back to back so the storyline is a bit more blurred, but all in all there is necessary regression in the plot line. The series wraps up with volume 7 which has not yet been released, so final conflicts and adversaries are making big moves. The suspense is pretty good and while the plot is overall predictable, there are a few twists and turns here and there that keep the story interesting. Volume 6 definitely leaves you wanting to know how it ends, so you’ll want Volume 7 right away.
As I stated before, I read this manga series once upon a time when it was still in Japanese. I was surprised to see it show up as an ARC some years later. It’s definitely an easy read and the plot is pretty straightforward. It’s a really nice option if you’re in between reads. I like the artwork and if you’re into comics, manga and romance, I imagine this series would be right up your alley to check out. There’s brief nudity and sexual situations, but it doesn’t overtake the story or qualify as hentai in my opinion.
*ARC provided by the publisher.
As I stated before, I read this manga series once upon a time when it was still in Japanese. I was surprised to see it show up as an ARC some years later. It’s definitely an easy read and the plot is pretty straightforward. It’s a really nice option if you’re in between reads. I like the artwork and if you’re into comics, manga and romance, I imagine this series would be right up your alley to check out. There’s brief nudity and sexual situations, but it doesn’t overtake the story or qualify as hentai in my opinion.
*ARC provided by the publisher.
July 20, 2021
This volume suffered from a lack of focus. The “I love yous” had been said in the last volume so this one suffered in comparison.
The volume went the Harlequin Presents route with a pregnancy scare - because after the declaration of love the children “naturally” must follow (🙄🙄🙄)
The art was lovely - Kyohei in a formal three piece suite was so lovely that I am giving the volume an extra star. Plus we saw see the head of the vampire clan which was a lot of fun
I like the art here and there was a super cute cat chapter which put this over 😍😍😍
4 stars - enjoyed this one more for the incidentals that the main couple.
The volume went the Harlequin Presents route with a pregnancy scare - because after the declaration of love the children “naturally” must follow (🙄🙄🙄)
The art was lovely - Kyohei in a formal three piece suite was so lovely that I am giving the volume an extra star. Plus we saw see the head of the vampire clan which was a lot of fun
I like the art here and there was a super cute cat chapter which put this over 😍😍😍
4 stars - enjoyed this one more for the incidentals that the main couple.
May 16, 2014
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Things are drawing to a close in this penultimate volume of the series. The couple have confirmed their feelings for each other and committed to a monogamous relationship. But there are still some issues they must surmount, all of which have to do with the vampire clan of Touma's family.
In this volume, Kaya worries she might be pregnant and realizes that could be problematic considering the vampire clan's need for children. They would likely take any child away, regardless if vampire or human, and that she could not allow. Touma also seeks to protect her by not getting her pregnant or marrying her.
It is all leading up to a showdown with the vampire clan as the clan leader comes to Kaya and gives her some dire warnings. What they have together may not be enough to protect them if Kaya does become pregnant.
Also included is a short story involving Kaya's former boss, President Takasu, and her cat princess.
Reviewed from an ARC.
March 31, 2015
~4/5
(May contain some spoilers.)
The next volume is the last one, so the climax is coming. Things are getting serious, so the next volume should be good.
There was a pregnancy scare in this volume, between Kyohei and Kaya, but then between them and the vampire clan. Kaya’s not, and the possibility doesn’t sound horrible to her, but it would cause trouble with Kyohei, his being a vampire and everything. He doesn’t want that. Which might be good for now, but I hope that they actually talk it out in the next volume. They need to talk about what they both actually want in the future.
The vampire clan is getting serious and causing problems for them, and I’m interested to see how it wraps up in the next volume, since I really am not sure.
There was also an extra chapter at the end featuring President Takasu. It really just showed that he’s a sweet, good guy. It made me actually like him, too, and really see what’s so good about him. And now I want him to have a happy ending, too.
I’m looking forward to seeing how this series wraps up. I’m also looking forward to Spell ofDesire, Tomu Ohmi’s other series being released soon.
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]
(May contain some spoilers.)
The next volume is the last one, so the climax is coming. Things are getting serious, so the next volume should be good.
There was a pregnancy scare in this volume, between Kyohei and Kaya, but then between them and the vampire clan. Kaya’s not, and the possibility doesn’t sound horrible to her, but it would cause trouble with Kyohei, his being a vampire and everything. He doesn’t want that. Which might be good for now, but I hope that they actually talk it out in the next volume. They need to talk about what they both actually want in the future.
The vampire clan is getting serious and causing problems for them, and I’m interested to see how it wraps up in the next volume, since I really am not sure.
There was also an extra chapter at the end featuring President Takasu. It really just showed that he’s a sweet, good guy. It made me actually like him, too, and really see what’s so good about him. And now I want him to have a happy ending, too.
I’m looking forward to seeing how this series wraps up. I’m also looking forward to Spell ofDesire, Tomu Ohmi’s other series being released soon.
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]
December 16, 2012
This is one of the volumes where I really remember why I liked the series when I read it in scanlation. Kaya and Kyohei have opened up to each other about their love - both of them are not willing to hide it or take any well-meaning (or otherwise) advice about their love.
So we get great confrontations with Kyohei's parents, a human slave of the local vampire boss and the boss himself. Meanwhile Kaya has a scare about being pregnant, because that would probably make her child a pawn to the vampires (in reality it turns out that she's overworked and hasn't had a period because of that) - I love the fact that stuff like this is addressed even if it sometimes is hilarious (Kyohei not only makes love to her to make her blood taste better now, he makes extra-love to her because he can't get enough of her because of love).
They really deal with their insecurities by going to the other one and talking about it, or asking about it. All the danger now is from outside, because their relationship itself is firm now.
And Kaya still ruled the roost and makes Kyohei do what's best for the company ^^ - even when he can't bother.
So we get great confrontations with Kyohei's parents, a human slave of the local vampire boss and the boss himself. Meanwhile Kaya has a scare about being pregnant, because that would probably make her child a pawn to the vampires (in reality it turns out that she's overworked and hasn't had a period because of that) - I love the fact that stuff like this is addressed even if it sometimes is hilarious (Kyohei not only makes love to her to make her blood taste better now, he makes extra-love to her because he can't get enough of her because of love).
They really deal with their insecurities by going to the other one and talking about it, or asking about it. All the danger now is from outside, because their relationship itself is firm now.
And Kaya still ruled the roost and makes Kyohei do what's best for the company ^^ - even when he can't bother.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 24, 2017
Finalmente le cose per Kyohei & Kaya stanno iniziando a complicarsi davvero... e pertanto a farsi interessanti.
Speriamo di non dover attendere un altro anno per poter leggere il #7, però!
Speriamo di non dover attendere un altro anno per poter leggere il #7, però!
September 27, 2022
I NEED A PHYSICAL COPY OF THIS BOOK OR I'LL DIE.
April 2, 2021
Effectivement, l’histoire est banale et extrêmement prévisible : la secrétaire et son patron qui tombent amoureux avec une touche de fantastique qui fait du patron en question un vampire. Je pense que c’est pas le genre de série qui révolutionne quoi que ce soit ou qui offre des twists surprenants. C’est plutôt le genre on plonge et on a le coup de cœur soit on l’a pas. Perso, je l’ai eu.
Kaya est très mignonne. Contrairement à beaucoup de personnages féminins impliqués dans des histoires d’amour mangas, elle n’est pas niaise. Elle est intelligente et a la tête sur les épaules. Elle est très vite parfaitement consciente de ses sentiments pour Tohma. Il n’y a que son rôle de secrétaire trop présent dans son esprit et son dévouement un peu trop précipité dans l’histoire qui fait un peu d’ombre au tableau. Mais ça ne la rend pas moins adorable. Son complexe d’avoir un visage trop enfantin est compréhensible et brise l’image de la secrétaire-robot et sévère qu’elle souhaite se donner. Ça la rend plus humaine. Plutôt drôle étant donné le contexte de l’histoire…
Tohma est exactement ce qu’on attend du personnage. Séduisant, mystérieux, charmant et en apparence, froid et distant. Il est en vérité très attentif envers Kaya. Il l’aide à passer au dessus de son grand complexe et reste étonnement à l’écoute de Kaya. Il répond parfaitement à l’attente qu’on peut avoir d’un personnage de ce genre de josei : qu’il nous plaise, que le lecteur le trouve séduisant. Il l’est totalement.
(Le reste de la critique ici : https://tamtaminwonderland.wordpress....)
Kaya est très mignonne. Contrairement à beaucoup de personnages féminins impliqués dans des histoires d’amour mangas, elle n’est pas niaise. Elle est intelligente et a la tête sur les épaules. Elle est très vite parfaitement consciente de ses sentiments pour Tohma. Il n’y a que son rôle de secrétaire trop présent dans son esprit et son dévouement un peu trop précipité dans l’histoire qui fait un peu d’ombre au tableau. Mais ça ne la rend pas moins adorable. Son complexe d’avoir un visage trop enfantin est compréhensible et brise l’image de la secrétaire-robot et sévère qu’elle souhaite se donner. Ça la rend plus humaine. Plutôt drôle étant donné le contexte de l’histoire…
Tohma est exactement ce qu’on attend du personnage. Séduisant, mystérieux, charmant et en apparence, froid et distant. Il est en vérité très attentif envers Kaya. Il l’aide à passer au dessus de son grand complexe et reste étonnement à l’écoute de Kaya. Il répond parfaitement à l’attente qu’on peut avoir d’un personnage de ce genre de josei : qu’il nous plaise, que le lecteur le trouve séduisant. Il l’est totalement.
(Le reste de la critique ici : https://tamtaminwonderland.wordpress....)
January 10, 2022
Today’s post is on Midnight Secretary, Vol. 6 by Tomu Ohmi. It is 192 pages long and is published by Shojo Beat. The cover is dark blue with Kyohei and Kaya on it. As it is the sixth in the series you need to have read the first five volumes to understand the story. The intended reader is someone who likes josei manga and vampire love stories. There is very mild foul language, sex and sexuality, and no violence in this volume. The story is told from third person close of Kaya. There Be Spoilers Ahead.
From the back of the book- Kyohei has finally admitted that he loves Kaya, and he's even stopped feeding on other women. But even though they've worked out their personal issues, their dual roles as boss/secretary and vampire/human are still a huge hurdle to overcome. Can Kaya and Kyohei stand up to the disapproval of the business world and the vampire world?!
Review- This volume has some great movement in Kaya and Kyohei’s relationship with them being more open about it. We also get to see more vampire politics as they think Kaya is pregnant and try to kidnap her. The elders of the vampire clan are trying to make Kyohei have a baby and if he won’t with Kaya then she needs to get out of the way. Of course that goes over well with them both. The head of the clan is going to make Kyohei’s life more difficult but with only one volume left, I’m sure it will work out just fine. I’m curious about how everything is to be in the end but I’m looking forward to seeing it.
I give this volume a Four out of Five stars. I get nothing for my review and I bought this manga with my own money.
From the back of the book- Kyohei has finally admitted that he loves Kaya, and he's even stopped feeding on other women. But even though they've worked out their personal issues, their dual roles as boss/secretary and vampire/human are still a huge hurdle to overcome. Can Kaya and Kyohei stand up to the disapproval of the business world and the vampire world?!
Review- This volume has some great movement in Kaya and Kyohei’s relationship with them being more open about it. We also get to see more vampire politics as they think Kaya is pregnant and try to kidnap her. The elders of the vampire clan are trying to make Kyohei have a baby and if he won’t with Kaya then she needs to get out of the way. Of course that goes over well with them both. The head of the clan is going to make Kyohei’s life more difficult but with only one volume left, I’m sure it will work out just fine. I’m curious about how everything is to be in the end but I’m looking forward to seeing it.
I give this volume a Four out of Five stars. I get nothing for my review and I bought this manga with my own money.
November 11, 2022
Volume 6 is probably the best book out of the series so far. I feel like we are getting more into the vampire politics, which I like. The main couple is still working out their kinks, but at least the ML is more responsive and expressive. Not as cold as the beginning books, which is nice. There is also that pregnancy scare which was interesting.
I have one more book and I'll be done with the series!
I have one more book and I'll be done with the series!
October 18, 2018
So plot is wrapping up and also feeling more solid in this volume, though we do have some new characters that I feel could have been introduced sooner.
I really liked the bonus story with Snow White aka "Princess" the cat, it was adorable and probably my favorite part of this volume.
One volume left to go, probably to be read tomorrow.
I really liked the bonus story with Snow White aka "Princess" the cat, it was adorable and probably my favorite part of this volume.
One volume left to go, probably to be read tomorrow.
January 12, 2020
2020 Read #65
I wish some of the things in this volume, like the vampire king or whatever he is, had been brought up earlier in the series. I would have liked more world-building about the vampires and their world rather than it being shoehorned in as conflict in the final volumes. As it is, I still like the series, but it does have its flaws.
I wish some of the things in this volume, like the vampire king or whatever he is, had been brought up earlier in the series. I would have liked more world-building about the vampires and their world rather than it being shoehorned in as conflict in the final volumes. As it is, I still like the series, but it does have its flaws.
January 2, 2022
This is a smutty manga between a secretary and a Vampire.
This did bother me a little in terms of the toxic masculinity and how the heroine was treated by the main love interest. But it did have a slow burn aspect that I adored and it was super steamy and sexy. Just want I needed and wanted when I needed and wanted it. I read all 7 volumes in one day.
This did bother me a little in terms of the toxic masculinity and how the heroine was treated by the main love interest. But it did have a slow burn aspect that I adored and it was super steamy and sexy. Just want I needed and wanted when I needed and wanted it. I read all 7 volumes in one day.
March 6, 2022
Almost to the end! Kyohei has firmly cemented his loyalty to Kaya, but with the vampire clan monitoring their actions, their relationship is once again being tested. It was great to see Kyohei really own up to his feelings and be protective of Kaya, even though he’s still an asshole and isn’t quite as kind to her as I would prefer him to be. I’m excited to see how it will end!
February 15, 2026
Le puse una pausa al maga por estar viendo un anime de vampiros, y aparte, realmente no quiero terminar este manga, por ello me tardé tanto en terminar este tomo 😭.
Entiendo que el presidente quiere proteger a Kaya, pero decirle que nunca será su esposa y no tendrá hijos con ella… es un poco bastante ouch, sabiendo que ella está súper enamorada de él.
4/5:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Entiendo que el presidente quiere proteger a Kaya, pero decirle que nunca será su esposa y no tendrá hijos con ella… es un poco bastante ouch, sabiendo que ella está súper enamorada de él.
4/5:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 25, 2023
Two things…..
One, I didn’t know he had an ear cuff? Apparently, he’s had one since the beginning (I went back and looked).
Two, the floating faces are getting to me really badly. I’m not gonna go through and count how many there are, but I know there were at least 10 that I took note of.
One, I didn’t know he had an ear cuff? Apparently, he’s had one since the beginning (I went back and looked).
Two, the floating faces are getting to me really badly. I’m not gonna go through and count how many there are, but I know there were at least 10 that I took note of.
May 5, 2024
Things are getting pretty serious. The elders seems to be out of their minds thinking that they could kidnap someone off the streets. I loved the extra chapter in the end with the cat. It was adorable
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
February 1, 2025
The pregnacy story line was dumb like... so stupid but we meet the head of the vampires. The last chapter's ending was very cute when he admits his feelings. I also lovedddd the extra cause that is my man a cat dad all the way.
April 7, 2025
When he finally admits to loving her, things get fascinating very fast. I wish we had more information about the other vampires, but I think they make a good, if not a quickly introduced, antagonist. But once we overcame his aversion to loving Kaya, there needed to be a new adversary.
July 13, 2019
I enjoy the story, love the development between them too and i wonder what would the climax be in the next book.
January 15, 2020
More believable change and support. Still very underwhelmed by his behaviour and her loss of drive and willingness to just fall everywhere for him. However more believable and less abusive.
August 4, 2020
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October 2, 2021
The author added a new wrinkle, which is the reason for my extra star.
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