Propose no Okite Manhua

Title: The Marriage Contract In the bustling city of Tokyo, where dreams and realities collide, a high-school girl named Hana found herself tangled in a web of debt spun by her own family. The weight of their financial burden left her with no choice but to accept a proposal that would change her life forever. The man she was to marry was no ordinary suitor. Renowned for his wealth and power as the heir to a prestigious hotel company, Kaito Hirose was as cold and distant as the city skyline at night. Hana's first encounter with him was nothing short of a clash of wills, as she lashed out at him for what she saw as an act of buying a wife with his riches. "You may be the worst," she spat, her eyes blazing with defiance, "but I will never be a puppet in your elaborate charade." Kaito's expression remained unreadable, his gaze piercing through her fiery facade. "Perhaps," he murmured, his voice as smooth as silk, "but fate has a way of intertwining our destinies, whether we like it or not." As days turned into weeks, and weeks into months, Hana and Kaito found themselves bound not only by the contract of marriage but also by the threads of an unexpected connection that began to weave its way into their hearts. Beneath Kaito's stoic exterior lay a man burdened by his own past, while Hana's fiery spirit masked a vulnerability that only he seemed to unravel. Through moments of laughter and tears, conflicts and resolutions, they navigated the intricate dance of two souls learning to coexist in a world where expectations and realities often collided. And as the city lights shimmered in the twilight, a new chapter in their love story began to unfold—one that transcended the boundaries of wealth and status, and delved into the depths of the human heart. For in the tapestry of life, where threads of fate are spun and relationships tested, Hana and Kaito's union blossomed into a testament of love's enduring power to bridge the divides that once seemed insurmountable. And in each other's arms, they found not just solace, but a sense of belonging that defied the odds and illuminated the path towards a future filled with promise and possibility.