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Both FLs have the ability to read minds, making them somewhat withdrawn from other people. Both MLs have a quirk about them that prevents the FL from knowing what they're thinking (FL can't hear their thoughts vs. their thoughts are in a different language).

Both have an office setting with co-workers or boss/employee, and a lead who magically and suddenly gained the ability to hear other's thoughts,

Both FLs have the ability to read someone's mind by looking into their eyes, a secret they hide. Both MLs have warm and cheerful personalities.

Both have a lead who can read minds by looking into someone's eyes.
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Remembrance of the past dwells on the past and how it affects their present.
My liberation notes dwells on the present and questions the possibility of a way out.
Both seek closure in their own way.

if you like one you will definitely like the other both have female lead villains and an unusual type of plot

Like Miman Keisatsu: Midnight Runner, it's about young future cops so trainee, we saw themstudies, their friendship and at the same time we saw a case all along the série they will try to resolve.

Both revolve around adults who attempt to use kids for their own interests and then end up growing attached to them.

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story