Peorth is back! ... but in a pint-sized version of her true self. The demon, Velsper, who put her in this situation is now a kitten and isn't much help. How will she ever get back to her normal size?

When Belldandy discovers that, under Japanese custom, a women makes chocolate for her love on Valentine's Day, she sets out to make this a Valentine's Day to remember. Then, Skuld, Urd and Belldandy's younger sister, arrives on the scene to stir things up even more for Keiichi.

Peorth is back! But not back to normal. The appearance of her adorable child form receiving sensitive guffaws and considerate mocking from certain of the less mature goddesses in the household has returned, but having a new little kid around for Belldandy to try and dress is certainly cute, the sawn-off Fourth Goddess is not amused — especially when she realizes Velsper, the demon who put her into this short situation, is now himself a tiny black kitten who can't change Peorth back — no matter how much she shakes and throttles him! But Velsper does know someone who could…whispering to her the dread name of…Hild! Yes, Hild! Chief of the demon realm! Big shot of the regions below! Why is it no surprise Urd's known her since she was a little girl? In fa-a-a-ct…

Ever since a cosmic phone call brought Belldandy, Urd and Skuld — a trio of literal young goddesses — to live in college student Keiichi's residence, his personal life has been turned upside-down, sideways, and sometimes even into strange dimensions! No sooner has Urd's mother left, then Keiichi and Megumi's father shows up! But whatever you do, don't call him that. It's just "Keima-san." Try to show him respect by saying "Father," and he'll smack you upside the head. You see, he simply wants to be treated as an individual. Also, if you're a woman, don't approach any closer than one meter to Keima-san — because he'll run away. Only his wife is ever permitted that close. Well then, what in the world must Mrs. Morisato be like? Don't call "Mother" that either — because you're about to meet her too!

"First published in Japan in 2002 by Kodansha, Ltd., Tokyo"--Colophon.

Book reads right-to-left in the traditional Japanese format.