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Read First Love Manhwa Latest Chapter on Mangazin. “You’re like my skin. I can’t bear to be apart from you, not even a little.” 19 years ago. A frail little girl, Yeo Hye-jun, picked up in the thick fog. “Please don’t kick me out. I eat so little… Just one meal is enough.” At first, it was nothing more than impulsive pity. A trivial feeling that seemed satisfied by simply taking her under his wing. “I’m meeting someone for a matchmaking date.” “Wow, I’m really… thrilled. The thought of you not being here and being with another man instead.” But Go Jungwon had no idea. That as the seasons passed and the girl turned into a woman, the insignificant child he had taken in had become his first love.

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Today, I got rejected by Kim Yeo-hee again. An uncountable number of confessions, an uncountable number of rejections. Is this what love is? It was too terrible. “Did you become a pushover while I wasn’t watching?” “…Whatever. Just go home and adjust to the time difference.” I was already tormented to death, and suddenly Baek Hyun-oh, who returned from the U.S., started saying nonsensical things that grated on my nerves. “Hey, what will you do if I win her over?” “You think you can surpass me? No chance.” “I can surpass you. Unlike some pushover.” It was a ridiculous bet. But for some reason, my heart wavered precariously at Baek Hyun-oh’s teasing. This shouldn’t be happening; I wanted to know Kim Yeo-hee’s true feelings. “Just give me three months. I’ll bring back Kim Yeo-hee’s heart.” It was the beginning of a dangerous bet.

Read Conditions For A Political Marriage manhwa. It was an arranged marriage I had no choice but to agree to. The conditions he set were simple: Don’t expect love. Live as a show-window couple and divorce when the time is right. I planned to quietly go along with his demands and part ways cleanly. Until the night I spent with my husband. After that night, everything changed. The arranged marriage, which had begun for mutual benefit, started to intertwine with deeper emotions as time went on.