Reincarnated Cat

Meet Amy, the daughter of the Earl of Northland. Her entire family has been reincarnated as the aristocratic Northland family. In an attempt to amicably remove herself as a candidate for the Third Prince’s fiancée–which would certainly cement her position as the game’s villainess—Amy has taken drastic measures: eating tons of food and just enjoying life (at her mother’s suggestion). With this reincarnation, Amy has been given a precious second chance at life, and this time, nothing—not even an otome game—is going to stop her from fulfilling her dream: Amy wants a cat!

Amy Northland has been making the most of her time at school as a fourteen-year-old noblewoman. But as her school year plays out, she suddenly finds that her relationships with her friends—and with Edward—are changing little by little. As she juggles living with her cat Tigger and helping local veterinarians heal sick and wounded animals, Amy becomes even more determined to be true to herself, no matter the cost. But all bets are off when all the otome game characters finally come together at the triennial tournament!

Ravaged, Revenge, and Red Wine In their first case, Sherlock finds validation by reintroducing the world to his investigative genius, despite his feline frailty. In this episode, John Watson, no longer able to practice medicine, desires to set himself apart from Sherlock. However, before he can accomplish this, an old friend lures him back into the world of deduction. The newly formed trio comes together to investigate a double homicide. Fearing a serial killer has found his way to Tampica Island, the group agrees to follow separate leads. While John and his old friend run into walls, ...

Scoundrels, Sweethearts, and Simian Insanity Charlotte has been receiving trinkets every year on the anniversary of her Uncle Jacob’s death. When Sherlock discovers the items spent time in Afghanistan, he and Watson suspect Jacob of wartime pillaging. Charlotte, determined to prove them wrong, gives Sherlock carte blanche to dig up her uncle’s past. A poem found in Jacob’s possession leads them to a murder victim on a property owned by Charlotte’s estate. Unfortunately, before the case gains momentum, a female feline distracts John, forcing Sherlock to rely on Lestrade, which leads ...