Reviews for THE CEO'S CONTRACT BRIDE Manga

I read in some post (in other words, probably a true story) that they had a relationship in the midst of grief after the death of their spouse. It's like a drag-and-forth confession? I think there are many things, such as loneliness, suffering, and regret. Then, I understood at that time that humans seem to come to a state of mind while being comforted. However, for me, it's rock climbing that catches me. She doesn't look like an athletic girl, and no matter how much she invites her best friend, no matter how active she is, she doesn't have much experience, let alone training, so that's it? are you a rock climber like that a dangerous practice? I'm passing through recklessly. It's an age where you're not even a kid to show off your bravery in front of your peers. Whether it's your lover or your best friend, I think it's a tough challenge where there are a lot of people holding them back. MI: That's because it's not II. Even if they give up a hundred steps, the story of the embezzler's afterlife is extremely convenient, and it's actually a love story between two people. Are they aiming for Kiteretsu in a combination of adventure and theft? By the way, a secretary like a butler? It's a man like that, but I'm curious about the number of hours we've been in touch. They really liked each other, but the death of someone too close to them, and causes such as “I wish I hadn't gone” and “I shouldn't have let them go” prevented them. I had no choice but to stay away. It's a story about how the takeover was Cubit, and what's more, they seem to be able to get their money back untouched, which is great. Both of them were able to understand their feelings. It seemed like a selfish move, but I didn't think it was such an abrupt “contract marriage.” I was struck by his words requesting cancellation. The occupations chosen by restorers and rehabilitation business professionals are similar, and they have a common obsession with the house, so I think they will be a similar couple. There is a sense that it is impossible to bind the story in such a way to the last words of a deceased person, but on the other hand, since it is a piece that offsets the sense of guilt, I think it was good that the connection between these two people and the feelings of the heroine they felt when they met did not seep into the reader's impression after reading. There is also a part that became a wedge, and it was also a part that became a wedge, and it was the sinful nature of such a person. I thought it was how to receive it. The scene during the forced surprise marriage was supposed to be unnatural, but it fit in quite nicely. I felt like the rock climbing scene after the accident was a little longer.

The anguish of the two began with the death of the heroine's best friend and hero lover. It's sad and painful to pass each other. The hero who hurt the heroine and ran away is terrible. The impression is that the heroine is also just sad. But it's put together in a moving way, just like Harlequin. Finally, he realizes his mistakes, breaks up, and comes to the hero who confesses his feelings.