Miyao Mio had a crush on her beloved for years. After going to great lengths to win him over, she realized she couldn't reach his heart, so she said goodbye.
Three years after their breakup, she is an elite member of the covert operations unit. During a mission, she is seriously injured and loses her memory.
Because she didn't update her emergency contact in time, she ends up moving in with her ex-boyfriend, who has become a stranger to her.
She has lost all her memories, so for now she can't recall anything about their time together.
Luckily, the silver-haired young man, lazy on the surface, is gentle beneath it. He's considerate and attentive, and every gesture of his is full of gentlemanly grace.
When their eyes meet, his gaze is always calm and restrained.
But whenever she looks away, she can feel a secret, unrelenting gaze fixed on her.
...Like a thin fishing line, wrapped tightly around her neck.
"Reading Guide"
1. From the start, they live together after she loses her memory. A second-chance romance with the beloved and familiar groveling arc.
2. Please don't mention this story in any other author's comment section, and don't bring up other authors or their works in this story's comments.
Theme: True heroism is loving life
Genma: This food is really awful.
Teacher, I just went and ate a lot.
So they really didn't reach an agreement? (Laughs)
Personal experience: Putting myself in the heroine's shoes, I could somewhat empathize with her, from the very beginning wanting her to be happy, doing everything I could to make her joy, and believing I could be a selfless knight-errant. But no, I am not the White Knight. I am selfish; my sacrifices have long planted the seed in my heart that I want you to love me too.
Adult relationships are indeed...
The ending is a gentle happiness, congratulations on the finale! 🎉 I've actually started rereading it recently, especially enjoying the bittersweet beginnings—that feeling of being pricked by tiny needles was quite enjoyable. Of course, the later parts are also very sweet; both characters become better versions of themselves, more suited to living together.
I'm so cheesy, I wanted to see Zaika feel nostalgic yet also want to fight for a world where she could be—but then I felt it was a bit out of character [laughing and crying with face covered]
Personally, I think the amazing and irreversible aspect of life lies in the unexpected gains and the irretrievable losses. Since then, Do you ever see the same face in your erotic dreams and nightmares? This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity; once the time is missed, the place is wrong, and you let go, that person will never come back. I guess I'm really better suited to writing tragedies.
Oh my, he casually and subconsciously asked, "Where's mine?" It's so adorable! 🐶
Since I haven't watched Naruto, I don't know what to say. But I really love the author's writing style, the romance is so sweet! 🎉 Time to sleep, I'll come back tomorrow [waving hand]