Reviews for High-Society Secret Pregnancy Manga

Certainly, compared to the heroine being pure, Max seems cold, even though there have been a lot of things in the past. While feeling jittery due to misunderstandings, etc., they say they convert at the end.

Even though it's a series, does a different person draw a picture for each work? The story was all HQ, but since the remaining mysteries haven't been digested, I want to read the others.

The personality of a saint who believes that one day her heart will reach her even though she doesn't believe it, is a saint's personality, just like it appears in comics. The Buddha's heart forgave him at the end. Did you love him that much? Somehow I was worried that the heroine had grown up so well that it would be easy to be used. It's a story with HQ called one-sided assumptions, but there was a reason for being so stubborn. But I thought that translation would work very well. Because if alimony is involved, wouldn't more certificates or something be necessary? Is this a story that would just be made up of lies? If the one-hundred-step concession was a divorce where there was no trial or legal settlement due only to an arrangement between the couple, I wonder if such a thing is possible. But I can't get rid of the doubt that it's normal, I'll confirm it. Just because of that, you were so embarrassed that you directly questioned the agency that reported the investigation yourself? I haven't checked the rabbit's horn too much. It makes me want to say that the story of the main character, Julia, should at least take the lead. Max and others didn't have that kind of personality, but that's probably why they can't do securities companies on Wall Street... because securities companies are supposed to be investigators. While in that industry, I was wondering if I would go so far as to make one-sided reports about myself. Isn't alimony for an accusatory divorce a respectable level of crime? I can't help but be concerned about the part that's hard to convince, but this is a story where the heart of a straight woman who loves such a man finally arrives. If so, if you don't show me his full atonement for not believing for so long, you'll have catharsis as a reader!! The stars are an evaluation of Julia's Kazutosa. Julia's correctness and transparency have been accurately conveyed to him at the right timing without bargaining or the like. And it's an evaluation of the cute heart that has progressed step by step through the days where her honor continues to be destroyed and not rewarded. Max didn't seem like a nice man to me from beginning to end. I've always been frustrated wondering why the heroine is so obsessed with this kind of man. After telling only one truth a few times, his hard bedrock finally began to collapse. Even so, I accepted his apology and proposal so easily, and as a reader, it's kind of strange that the heroine is too forgiving compared to his bedrock. However, it means that it is Julia's character. The fruit was the truth he couldn't see. That's where the story itself comes from.

I was surprisingly good (laughs) The story is royal, but it was nice that she said exactly what she wanted to say, and I can understand her feelings. I liked the line that even though I believed my ex-wife, she wouldn't believe me. Actually, I think it's a mentality where people believe bad news the better, and I guess my ex-wife was good at speaking... if you love a man who doesn't admit mistakes, it seems like things will work. They were a perfect couple.