Every Time I Plan to Get Married, My Fiancé Kicks the Bucket

Hashimoto Aoi has a childhood friend and fiance named Matsuda Jinpei. He's young, but already an elite officer in First Investigation Division.

Her parents say Matsuda has a good job, a steady paycheck, and a bright future. Maybe one day he'll even get promoted and become a leader.

Hashimoto Aoi looks at her childhood friend, with his sunglasses, all-black outfit, and lazy attitude, and decides that, given his high salary and handsome face, marrying him wouldn't be so bad.

Before their wedding, Matsuda dies in the line of duty, saving millions of civilians. He is blown to pieces.

Hashimoto Aoi is depressed for a while. She decides she absolutely can't date another police officer. They're just too likely to get killed. Instead, she starts dating a waiter at a coffee shop.

After dating for a while, she discovers that Amuro Tooru is not only a police officer but also an undercover agent. The organization discovers his identity and hunts him down, and he dies too. Looking at his ashen photo, Hashimoto Aoi wipes away a tear and wonders if she's cursed to bring death to her husbands.

After two failed relationships, she sinks into depression and even considers becoming a lifelong single, until she meets Yukimura, the superstar tennis player known as the Son of God.

Hashimoto Aoi thinks she's finally found someone dependable. But less than two months into their relationship, he ends up in the hospital.

Yukimura looks at her with an apologetic, troubled expression.

He never expected the nightmare from his third year of middle school to happen again.

“If you want to break up, I won't blame you.”

Hashimoto Aoi pats his shoulder and breathes a sigh of relief. “It's just an illness, no big deal. I don't ask much of you. Just don't die.”

Theme: Even when the road ahead is dark, keep moving toward the light!