I'm Fukuzawa Rui. I have a younger boyfriend who's three years younger than me. He's not only a beautiful boy but also a child prodigy. Though younger than me, he's incredibly considerate and has a calm yet passionate personality. From planning our everyday dates to arranging little surprises for anniversaries, he takes care of everything. I couldn't ask for a better boyfriend. We met and fell in love at university, and agreed to get married as soon as we graduated. It seemed like everything was heading toward a happy ending.
On the day I expected him to officially propose, I transmigrated twenty years into the future.
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Scene One:
I spot my boyfriend from twenty years in the future walking along the street. He's gone from a pure and spotless beautiful boy to a disheveled middle-aged man who hasn't even shaved properly. I'm so shaken that I try to pretend I don't know him, but he grabs me by the wrist.
My boyfriend, now a middle-aged man: "Excuse me, miss, but may I ask... have we met somewhere before?"
Me: "..." (Yes, we have. It's only been twenty years, and you already forgot what I look like?)
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Scene Two:
I feel bad about suddenly vanishing back then, and he even stayed faithful to me, never looking for someone else all these years. So I reluctantly agree to stay by his side, but time has taken too much away. I know perfectly well that we're no longer right for each other.
...Okay, so I like beautiful boys. What's wrong with that?
Some time later, my older brother hears that I've come back and meets up with me. During our conversation, he warns me that my boyfriend is no good. He has ties to the underworld and likes playing house with monsters, so my brother urges me to see what a scumbag he really is. I think it over for a moment, and suddenly everything clicks.
If I expose his lies, won't I be able to break up with him without a hitch!?
Reading Guide:
1. Lots of OOC and personal headcanons, with elementary-school-level writing.
2. There are scenes of them dating early on. This is entirely my own take on a young Mori.
3. The female lead and her older brother don't get along very well. If you're a fan of the company president, read with caution.
Theme: I'm losing it
