Reviews for A WHIRLWIND ENGAGEMENT Manga

It was so refreshing and I enjoyed it. The story can be predicted without any Harlequin-like goin-like developments, but it was interesting to be able to feel the love of the heroines.

It was nice to be united even if there were misunderstandings or misunderstandings, but 14 years is a long time.?

It's a story that makes each other feel a little bit frustrated when they pass each other so much that they think about the other person. Both the hero and heroine are charming and wonderful (o^^o)

Are there any implications of breaking up (not will) with a will (will) who is in a relationship? (Laughter) The reason why hero Josh sealed his feelings for the heroine Bella for 14 years was that Bella is a woman with a lot of love. Even though I told Eisling about it only 3 months ago and made it Happien without showing a solution to that, it still leaves a sense of anger. That's probably why 14 years have been poured into it. The standing position of friends binds each other and makes me read that of love without regret when they look so ashamed and depressed due to self-loathing. I felt the thrill of Josh touching her hair in the tent. Still, he doesn't take action. When danger befell her, he wanted to get a worrying right and position in line with social norms that his friends couldn't overcome, and he didn't know that, and it drove him to the night sea scene. at last. The uninhabited island tour was the trigger, but since it's a tour for rich people, I want them to make sure they don't have to go to the bathroom to change clothes.

I definitely liked their stories better than their friends' stories. I cried a few times. I'm really happy that the two of them are happy.

I also wanted to read it in the sequel issue of I Want to Love You, and I'm looking forward to another new work

It's a development that won't be frustrating even if you pass each other or have mean rivals. The pictures are beautiful, and I'm glad it's pure love

It's a continuation of Hired Fiancé from the City Pride series. The same Minato Yoriko sensei was drawn, so they are well connected. But this is the third episode in the original trilogy. It looks like the second episode of the 2 part series in the manga adaptation. It seems like they're reconstructing the story by deciding that there wasn't one person there.

This is a story about a heroine who has always been her best friend when she gets married and realizes how important he is. All of the characters that appeared were fascinating, and the main characters in particular had a wonderful interior and appearance, and they were a perfect couple! The depiction of the process of overcoming friendship was also realistic and I was thrilled, but it ended happily at the end! I recommend it ☆

The story development and love bargaining are good ♪ I wonder if there is a love for over 10 years ~ it's that pure, and romantic ❗

I love Harlequin and I've been reading a lot, I love this work!

After I became aware of my feelings, the feeling that I wanted to blame myself for bad timing that I hadn't noticed until now, the bravado of pretending to have no feelings, the daily agony of not being able to overcome the pain of love, the crying feeling of unrequited love that cannot be delivered, and the inside of my heart that feels sad and really makes me cry when I'm alone, it's all a story that really comes close to reality. He's wonderful. It's probably because it's a story that the heroine spent her time without noticing. However, I also understand the feeling that you want to somehow avoid losing your opponent forever by maintaining a “defensive” attitude called friend position. This is a story that pretty much resonates with everyone, doesn't it? I can't step forward. Because I want to be friends. However, as expected, in order to head towards a happy ending, HQ expresses the emotions of the protagonists in a scene where they make up for all the sadness up until now. Ahhh, I'm relieved. I'm glad I read it. It made me feel so happy. Also, they are two wonderful people who can feel that they have continued to be good friends until now, and even if they confirm their love as men and women, they will guarantee a strong bond between the two from now on. Anyway, people from overseas have an image of me being experts in romance from my Japanese perspective, but it's nice that there isn't any leeway bargaining in this story. It takes up things that are universal, and they have a sense of familiarity, and they also have a very cute and messy feeling, so I like them very well. Just one question. What was the meaning of the scene with a man in the upper right corner when arriving at an uninhabited island? Apart from that one exception, his patience, which he is trying to overcome as a friend, is manly and beautiful, even so, in the midst of muscle movements that aren't too unreasonable in general. I felt a sense of sex appeal in the gesture of stopping while trying to touch it. This kind of scene of agony gives dignity to the work. The sea on an uninhabited island was probably such a beautiful world of colors during the daytime. Also, the night sea, the scene of the two of them must have been a wonderful stage set with completely different faces from that daytime sea. Josh is so cool.

The previous work was good, but it was even better that the sadness of the long months and days was added! Hmm, but after running around, I wanted to dive in for a bit, thinking that I didn't become a female friend after all (laughs)

I've been thinking it would be nice if these two became a couple since I was a couple, so I'm really happy (*^^*) I love these two wonderful people (о'∀`ô)

did you cringe at the expressions and emotions of the guy you have an unrequited love for? they were also made to be harassed by passing by along the way, right? I'm glad it went well ❗ I want these two to stay on good terms the whole time ❤

This is a story about the main character Fiancée who was hired, F.B., and Kiffer's best friends, Bella and Joshu. It was a story about two people I was interested in when I was reading Hired Fiancé, so I was happy and bought it right away. are you personally more of a singer than a club? I like aggressive women more than shy women, so I like Bera too. I wonder if they liked Kifu even before that... we took a detour, but I'm glad we noticed our feelings for each other.

All three of the original stories in the City Bride series are pretty interesting, so I recommend that you like these 2nd and 3rd works, and be sure to read the original story too -