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Misonoo Nanako is a
professor's daughter looking forward to her first day of
school at the prestigious Seiran Academy, a girl's only school that caters
to the rich, or in her case, those with high test scores. She soon finds
that the school is polarized by three
popular and talented
individuals, known as the Magnificent Three, and known by their nicknames:
"Kaoru no Kimi", a boyish, but talented sports player named after a
character in The Tale of Genji, "Saint-Juste", a
flamboyant pianist named for a French Revolutionary character, and "Miya-sama",
the president of the Seiran Sorority, an elite group of the most beautiful
and talented girls of the school. 
Though Nanako doesn't intend
to make waves as a student at this school, when she is tabbed to be a member
of the Sorority, the brutal politics that run beneath the surface of the
school's sophisticated veneer soon threaten to pull Nanako's life into
chaos. Nanako's world
becomes one where she is unsure of her friends, her enemies, and her very
identity ... and the only way she can vent her emotions is through her
correspondence letters to a man she calls her "Dear Brother".
Nanako, of course, has her
allies. Shinobu is a girl with a past she wishes to forget - and a
philandering pervert of a father that has led her to forever mistrust men.
Sensing a kindred spirit in Nanako, she latches on
as her line of defense (whether Nanako wants it or not). And Kaoru no Kimi
consistently shows that she is more interested in doing the right thing than
bowing to the urges of an increasingly elitist and pushy Sorority. (Even if
she can't crack an egg right.)