Yasuko Yamaru Knihy

The story revolves around the excitement and chaos leading up to a wedding, capturing the emotions, challenges, and unexpected events that arise as the big day approaches. Characters navigate their relationships, personal struggles, and the pressures of planning, all while dealing with the countdown that adds urgency to their experiences. Themes of love, friendship, and the complexities of commitment are explored, making it a relatable and engaging read for anyone who has experienced the whirlwind of wedding preparations.

The story revolves around Chris's return home from boarding school with her fiancé, Leo. Their engagement is celebrated by her family, but tensions arise when her father pressures her to abandon her knightly aspirations. This conflict leads to an unexpected and heated confrontation between father and daughter, highlighting themes of familial expectations and personal ambition.

Set in a vibrant educational environment, this narrative explores the complexities of love and relationships among students and teachers. The characters navigate the challenges of self-discovery, emotional growth, and the intricacies of romantic entanglements. Themes of passion, heartache, and the transformative power of love are woven throughout, providing an insightful look at how connections are formed and tested in a school setting. The story invites readers to reflect on their own experiences with love and learning.

In this shojo rom-com tale, a dashing royal bodyguard pretends to be engaged to her childhood friend, the prince...but is their fake betrothal really just an act to him? Christina, a.k.a. "Lady Chris," was born into a noble family and treated more or less like a boy growing up. Now a young woman, she's not only captain of the imperial guards--she personally protects Prince Leonardo, who has been a dear friend since childhood. When Leo's father, the king, demands that Leo find a suitable girl to marry, he says that he's already found one: Chris! Chris is shocked, but figures that Leo doesn't really love her like that; it's probably just some ploy to keep his father happy. She decides to play along, but as the charade goes on, she starts to wonder if maybe her princely pal does see her as more than a friend.