Mrs. Tezuka's Love Diary

Columns in the same series, long articles, etc. Are welcome to join --- "My apartment is small, but it's big enough to hide you." Tezuka Kunimitsu's life has always been very regular: training, studying, and resting, every day. Until Rinko Kujo moved into his apartment. She is the granddaughter of her grandfather's old friend and a jewelry appraiser. Her eyes are as lazy and dangerous as a cat. When she smiles, she is full of charm, but when she lowers her eyes, she reveals a loneliness that no one can see through. They were two parallel lines: he went out early for training and came back late every day, while she went out to work and solve commission cases. Until one afternoon, Rinzi said she wanted to go to the supermarket with him. Under the pouring rain, the two held an umbrella together, and Tezuka pressed her into his arms. For the first time, he felt an indescribable feeling in his heart. Only then did he learn that she was about to enter into a carefully packaged marriage due to family responsibilities, and her fiancé was a notorious hypocrite in Vanity Fair. For the first time, Tezuka went against his proud rationality. He grabbed her wrist and pressed her to the sofa. His voice was hoarse when the kiss fell: "Don't go. Don't marry that kind of person." "My apartment is small, but it's big enough to hide you." "It's a crowd, and I'll always get sidetracked for you." The beautiful and sober lady × the cold and forbearing noble son Double C/Sister-brother love/Cohabitation plot/Redemption/Realistic fairy tale Concept: The love story of ordinary people, there is no grandeur, only the body temperature approaching quietly, and the hesitant words "Don't go"