Reviews for A YULETIDE SEDUCTION Manga

The story, in which questions are drawn from the beginning, makes me want to read it in order to search for answers to what happened and what happened. In the first place, it began when information reached Jane's ears that the heroine's husband's affair partner, the husband Hero, is looking for the heroine Jane for some reason. There is an answer as to why the hero Gabe looked for her, but why didn't he visit her parents' house in person? There is no answer. Since both of the two people who died in the accident have homes, shouldn't they have had contact? Visiting rather than searching, or since lawyers have been established for both parties, I think that getting in touch through them is an act with common sense persuasive power, but even if they do, it wouldn't be thought of as a favorable meeting, so it starts from the assumption that this bizarre behavior of Gabe made Jane uneasy (fearful). The only impression is that the far-fetched settings that you can understand once you've finished reading them are after all, but Gabe can't blame his wife for her misconduct. That's because his heart had moved from his wife to another woman. So to speak, my wife died in an accident, so to speak, so she acted fortunately. Jane is the epitome of an innocent young lady who grew up being loved and loved. However, she was dropped to the bottom of disappointment due to her husband's betrayal, and she probably did a good job breaking away from indulgence in order to become independent. Fortunately, both she and her parents were still young. That's because the chain of misfortune has been spared. At least of Mr. and Mrs. Jane and Mr. Gabe, the heroine was the only one who had love, so I understand that her tragedy is central, but since her memory is bad and I get bored, I can't help but shake my head with forbidden words that I wish I could ask the person herself. Not only did they run away, but I wanted them to show ingenuity in dealing with it as an adult woman who had broken away from indulgence.