Cursed in Love (2020)
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This is the same story as the manga series Something's Wrong With Us, except there are a few changes especially towards the end, and done in live action instead of the usual anime that is more common with manga adaptations. Most notably are the changes in who the murderer is and how Tsubaki gets his surgery done, along with his mother's fate and their relationship at the end of the series. Otherwise the key points in their relationship and their sweets as both sides shift and change remain the same. The acting is well done as well, so the story really does come to life with just the right touch to make it real and stay true to the original characters.
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April 30, 2024
Cursed in Love
April 29, 2024
Something's Wrong With Us 19
Something's Wrong With Us 19 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao doesn't discover why they are truly facing off at the tea ceremony festival with their wagashi until Ayako is throwing a fit at her daughter's ceremony and Nao goes into labor. Fortunately, it seems the old butler wasn't as obedient as Ayako thought and Kyoko was on a mission to find the truth about her inheritance, which conveniently also worked in Tsubaki and Nao's favor when it comes to the Kogetsuan land. It's a really good thing that they've been wanting to be on good terms with Kyoko ever since the truth came out earlier in the series as well given how instrumental she ends up in all of the action here. Despite all of the drama though, they really do all seem like a very happy family.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao doesn't discover why they are truly facing off at the tea ceremony festival with their wagashi until Ayako is throwing a fit at her daughter's ceremony and Nao goes into labor. Fortunately, it seems the old butler wasn't as obedient as Ayako thought and Kyoko was on a mission to find the truth about her inheritance, which conveniently also worked in Tsubaki and Nao's favor when it comes to the Kogetsuan land. It's a really good thing that they've been wanting to be on good terms with Kyoko ever since the truth came out earlier in the series as well given how instrumental she ends up in all of the action here. Despite all of the drama though, they really do all seem like a very happy family.
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April 28, 2024
Something's Wrong With Us 18
Something's Wrong With Us 18 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Just when it looked like everything was peaceful and the worst thing they had to worry about was Nao's penchant to focus on work and forget herself while they wait for the time their baby arrives, Kyoko's step-mother makes her grand appearance. If we thought Kyoko was demanding before, she's downright demure now while her step-mother takes things to a new level. It also sounded like Kyoko was an only child previously, but it turns out she has a half-sister as well that just happens to be Nao's friend and customer from her second store. It's probably good that everyone is putting their foot down about closing the second store and focusing just on Kogetsuan and their family. That might not help much with this new face off though with mother and daughter both demanding the best from the each of the confectioners.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Just when it looked like everything was peaceful and the worst thing they had to worry about was Nao's penchant to focus on work and forget herself while they wait for the time their baby arrives, Kyoko's step-mother makes her grand appearance. If we thought Kyoko was demanding before, she's downright demure now while her step-mother takes things to a new level. It also sounded like Kyoko was an only child previously, but it turns out she has a half-sister as well that just happens to be Nao's friend and customer from her second store. It's probably good that everyone is putting their foot down about closing the second store and focusing just on Kogetsuan and their family. That might not help much with this new face off though with mother and daughter both demanding the best from the each of the confectioners.
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Something's Wrong With Us 17
Something's Wrong With Us 17 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Tsubaki and Nao are trying to go away to Kyoto for a late honeymoon when deliveries for the Kogetsuan lead to them discovering a series of attacks with various clues left behind. Of course these two can't leave well enough alone and end up involved in the investigation, delaying their trip so they only get a short day trip at the end. At least the investigation was much shorter than the one into their own pasts and the murder that first separated them as children. Another cliff hanger ending with the parallels to the last time Nao would get sick occasionally, especially around certain foods. This time, Tsubaki is in on the news right away though.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Tsubaki and Nao are trying to go away to Kyoto for a late honeymoon when deliveries for the Kogetsuan lead to them discovering a series of attacks with various clues left behind. Of course these two can't leave well enough alone and end up involved in the investigation, delaying their trip so they only get a short day trip at the end. At least the investigation was much shorter than the one into their own pasts and the murder that first separated them as children. Another cliff hanger ending with the parallels to the last time Nao would get sick occasionally, especially around certain foods. This time, Tsubaki is in on the news right away though.
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Something's Wrong With Us 16
Something's Wrong With Us 16 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Turns out Nao may actually prefer it when Tsubaki acts as the head of Kogetsuan. At least he's good at being sincere and decisive. He seems to have gotten better at listening, and is especially understanding with Nao. With them both finally on the same page, everyone seems much happier, including Kyoko and everyone else who was snared on the edges of all of this drama with the murder. Even Shiori seems happy for the two and starts to realize her own feelings may be more for another certain confectioner she's been spending a lot of time with.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Turns out Nao may actually prefer it when Tsubaki acts as the head of Kogetsuan. At least he's good at being sincere and decisive. He seems to have gotten better at listening, and is especially understanding with Nao. With them both finally on the same page, everyone seems much happier, including Kyoko and everyone else who was snared on the edges of all of this drama with the murder. Even Shiori seems happy for the two and starts to realize her own feelings may be more for another certain confectioner she's been spending a lot of time with.
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Something's Wrong With Us 15
Something's Wrong With Us 15 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
More than a few scares in this installment. Tsubaki just happens to catch his mother's scent and Shiori realizes that her ceremonial dagger from her sisters is missing, but this all would have still been too late had Takigawa not stepped in before Kyoko could carry out her attack. Not that this stops her from preventing at least some injury, then nearly adding more injury on top of the revelations they discover in this confrontation when she's nearly hit by a train, and then we're meant to think Tsubaki may be hit in her place when he saves her. Truthfully though, it's Takigawa's mother that they find was the original murderer, putting to rest Tsubaki's fears of being the one who killed his father, as well as the thought initially identifying Takigawa as the killer given his close resemblance to his mother, especially with the hoodie pulled up and covering their faces, so all of the living players are safe (current plots or back stabbing aside). With the past finally clear, Tsubaki and Nao nearly part ways again, but Nao is finally willing to admit that's not what she really wants after all.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
More than a few scares in this installment. Tsubaki just happens to catch his mother's scent and Shiori realizes that her ceremonial dagger from her sisters is missing, but this all would have still been too late had Takigawa not stepped in before Kyoko could carry out her attack. Not that this stops her from preventing at least some injury, then nearly adding more injury on top of the revelations they discover in this confrontation when she's nearly hit by a train, and then we're meant to think Tsubaki may be hit in her place when he saves her. Truthfully though, it's Takigawa's mother that they find was the original murderer, putting to rest Tsubaki's fears of being the one who killed his father, as well as the thought initially identifying Takigawa as the killer given his close resemblance to his mother, especially with the hoodie pulled up and covering their faces, so all of the living players are safe (current plots or back stabbing aside). With the past finally clear, Tsubaki and Nao nearly part ways again, but Nao is finally willing to admit that's not what she really wants after all.
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Something's Wrong With Us 14
Something's Wrong With Us 14 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Everyone seems concerned when they learn of Nao's accident, but perhaps none more than Tsubaki. Once again, he's saving the day with the ceremony until she's able to step back in. It seems they both at least acknowledge to themselves if not to each other that they still have feelings for each other at this point, though now they have another hurdle to cross. Do they seek for the true answer behind their father's murder? Tsubaki seems afraid that the reason he can't remember everything is that he's the killer, and what that would mean for his relationship with Nao going forward. Kyoko seems to know yet another secret though, involving Tsubaki's true birth father that all of them think is also dead at this point in time.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Everyone seems concerned when they learn of Nao's accident, but perhaps none more than Tsubaki. Once again, he's saving the day with the ceremony until she's able to step back in. It seems they both at least acknowledge to themselves if not to each other that they still have feelings for each other at this point, though now they have another hurdle to cross. Do they seek for the true answer behind their father's murder? Tsubaki seems afraid that the reason he can't remember everything is that he's the killer, and what that would mean for his relationship with Nao going forward. Kyoko seems to know yet another secret though, involving Tsubaki's true birth father that all of them think is also dead at this point in time.
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Something's Wrong With Us 13
Something's Wrong With Us 13 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
It's seems Tsubaki is saving the day wanting to work with Nao in the Kogetsuan. Between the burn injuries and her desperation over the ceremony, it's a miracle Nao doesn't spiral as badly as she did leading to the face off for grandfather. Meanwhile tensions are still high on the personal front, especially with Shiori's sister, Yukari, now in the picture who seems fixated on Takigawa. Meanwhile Takigawa has professed his love for Nao, while it's still clear Nao and Tsubaki each have feelings for each other still. That's a fine mess of relationships and who should or shouldn't be with whom to sort out. Yukari may be an even bigger threat than Kyoko as Kyoko came from the shadows and attempted sabotage. With the exception of perhaps the initial attack leading to Tsubaki's injuries with the broken pottery when they claimed to be husband and wife, there was very little direct confrontation or danger where Yukari has gone straight for physical harm that could be deadly.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
It's seems Tsubaki is saving the day wanting to work with Nao in the Kogetsuan. Between the burn injuries and her desperation over the ceremony, it's a miracle Nao doesn't spiral as badly as she did leading to the face off for grandfather. Meanwhile tensions are still high on the personal front, especially with Shiori's sister, Yukari, now in the picture who seems fixated on Takigawa. Meanwhile Takigawa has professed his love for Nao, while it's still clear Nao and Tsubaki each have feelings for each other still. That's a fine mess of relationships and who should or shouldn't be with whom to sort out. Yukari may be an even bigger threat than Kyoko as Kyoko came from the shadows and attempted sabotage. With the exception of perhaps the initial attack leading to Tsubaki's injuries with the broken pottery when they claimed to be husband and wife, there was very little direct confrontation or danger where Yukari has gone straight for physical harm that could be deadly.
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Something's Wrong With Us 12
Something's Wrong With Us 12 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao has won the war to be named the true heir of Kogetsuan literally just as grandpa passes on. While she hopes this will free Tsubaki to make the wagashi he loves and actually get his eyes treated, it seems Kyoko is not finished with her scheming and tricks. Now as the head of the Kogetsuan, Nao has the challenge of gaining approval not just of her new staff, but of the other heads of the houses and the traditional businesses that can make or break reputations in the area. Unfortunately, she'll need the ancestral tools that she's supposed to inherit for the ceremony coming up, but Kyoko has them, leading to yet more injury and another fateful meeting with Tsubaki.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao has won the war to be named the true heir of Kogetsuan literally just as grandpa passes on. While she hopes this will free Tsubaki to make the wagashi he loves and actually get his eyes treated, it seems Kyoko is not finished with her scheming and tricks. Now as the head of the Kogetsuan, Nao has the challenge of gaining approval not just of her new staff, but of the other heads of the houses and the traditional businesses that can make or break reputations in the area. Unfortunately, she'll need the ancestral tools that she's supposed to inherit for the ceremony coming up, but Kyoko has them, leading to yet more injury and another fateful meeting with Tsubaki.
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Something's Wrong With Us 11
Something's Wrong With Us 11 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Fortunately, this has a very different ending with grandpa reviving and recognizing Nao as Sakura. Even with Tsubaki's mother tearing up the test results proving her heritage, he still recognizes her skill and identifies her as the true heir to the family by blood. Now he has to decide who his name heir will be, the granddaughter he has searched for that truly shares his bloodline, or the grandson who is not blood of his son but has grown up in the home and with their traditions. Family history has claimed that it must always follow the bloodline, and this is what he has claimed up until he is now faced with this choice. Instead, he's put the two up against each other. While it seems like memories may sway the results in his grandson's favor, he doesn't make the call, but leaves it up to Tsubaki's mother instead. A cleaver ploy to attempt to make her accept the results, especially as she definitely seems to favor the more extravagant, so it's questionable if she will recognize who truly made which wagashi.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Fortunately, this has a very different ending with grandpa reviving and recognizing Nao as Sakura. Even with Tsubaki's mother tearing up the test results proving her heritage, he still recognizes her skill and identifies her as the true heir to the family by blood. Now he has to decide who his name heir will be, the granddaughter he has searched for that truly shares his bloodline, or the grandson who is not blood of his son but has grown up in the home and with their traditions. Family history has claimed that it must always follow the bloodline, and this is what he has claimed up until he is now faced with this choice. Instead, he's put the two up against each other. While it seems like memories may sway the results in his grandson's favor, he doesn't make the call, but leaves it up to Tsubaki's mother instead. A cleaver ploy to attempt to make her accept the results, especially as she definitely seems to favor the more extravagant, so it's questionable if she will recognize who truly made which wagashi.
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Something's Wrong With Us 10
Something's Wrong With Us 10 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao and Tsubaki are clearly still attracted to each other, even if they both are determined to keep their distance out of their own misguided thoughts and assumptions. While they might be along the same line based on their shared history, they seem to keep missing the mark assuming they will only continue to hurt each other or that the other is happy now without them. Nao seems to believe that Shiori is indeed pregnant and now marrying Tsubaki for real after having thwarted their original wedding at the beginning of the series. Meanwhile Nao has her proof and is out to talk to grandpa, but Tsubaki's mother is determined to put an end to that. Did she manage to set something up to frame her for grandpa's death or will this have a different ending now that she's dared to set foot back into the Kogetsuan and the main house.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao and Tsubaki are clearly still attracted to each other, even if they both are determined to keep their distance out of their own misguided thoughts and assumptions. While they might be along the same line based on their shared history, they seem to keep missing the mark assuming they will only continue to hurt each other or that the other is happy now without them. Nao seems to believe that Shiori is indeed pregnant and now marrying Tsubaki for real after having thwarted their original wedding at the beginning of the series. Meanwhile Nao has her proof and is out to talk to grandpa, but Tsubaki's mother is determined to put an end to that. Did she manage to set something up to frame her for grandpa's death or will this have a different ending now that she's dared to set foot back into the Kogetsuan and the main house.
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Something's Wrong With Us 9
Something's Wrong With Us 9 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Tsubaki sets up a new job so he's working with Nao instead of against her, much to the dismay of his mother and Shiori's distress when she learns the two of them are now at a hot spring resort alone together. She seems to be taking lessons from Tsubaki's father in deceit and tricks, especially with this new claim that she's pregnant. While she's been shadowing Tsubaki, there has been no hint or indication that he's actually started a relationship while there has been mention a few times that he's still looking for Nao. Even when it looks like he may be slightly affectionate with Shiori, he looks to be pained or reminded of something and pulls back, making it hard to believe these new claims, especially with this tinge of desperation.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Tsubaki sets up a new job so he's working with Nao instead of against her, much to the dismay of his mother and Shiori's distress when she learns the two of them are now at a hot spring resort alone together. She seems to be taking lessons from Tsubaki's father in deceit and tricks, especially with this new claim that she's pregnant. While she's been shadowing Tsubaki, there has been no hint or indication that he's actually started a relationship while there has been mention a few times that he's still looking for Nao. Even when it looks like he may be slightly affectionate with Shiori, he looks to be pained or reminded of something and pulls back, making it hard to believe these new claims, especially with this tinge of desperation.
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Something's Wrong With Us 8
Something's Wrong With Us 8 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao seems to be excelling as her new shop beats out Kogetsuan in a production bid they've been known to win every year and her shop's name is on the lips of several customers and associates. Their reviews are raising to the point that Tsubaki's mother is back to her dirty tricks even as Tsubaki steps back into making wagashi possibly for the first time since the fire to win the next competition against each other. Tsubaki doesn't know Nao is there, but she's spotted him, and it doesn't look like he's doing as well as he would have everyone believe at this point. Of course, there's Shiori is there hopeful in the wings like a shadow following Tsubaki around and hoping to take Nao's place.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao seems to be excelling as her new shop beats out Kogetsuan in a production bid they've been known to win every year and her shop's name is on the lips of several customers and associates. Their reviews are raising to the point that Tsubaki's mother is back to her dirty tricks even as Tsubaki steps back into making wagashi possibly for the first time since the fire to win the next competition against each other. Tsubaki doesn't know Nao is there, but she's spotted him, and it doesn't look like he's doing as well as he would have everyone believe at this point. Of course, there's Shiori is there hopeful in the wings like a shadow following Tsubaki around and hoping to take Nao's place.
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Something's Wrong With Us 7
Something's Wrong With Us 7 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Well that escalated quickly. Tsubaki now knows Nao and Sakura are the same person, though he never did get to know she was pregnant before she apparently miscarries during the fire. His mother may have finally gotten her wish with Nao disappearing, and coincidentally his ex-fiancé Shiori is now back in the picture. Nao seems to be making her move to attempt some form of freedom however now that Tsubaki has no idea where is, indicating she's out to take end Kogetsuan, or at least as it currently stands.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Well that escalated quickly. Tsubaki now knows Nao and Sakura are the same person, though he never did get to know she was pregnant before she apparently miscarries during the fire. His mother may have finally gotten her wish with Nao disappearing, and coincidentally his ex-fiancé Shiori is now back in the picture. Nao seems to be making her move to attempt some form of freedom however now that Tsubaki has no idea where is, indicating she's out to take end Kogetsuan, or at least as it currently stands.
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Something's Wrong With Us 6
Something's Wrong With Us 6 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Having confirmed her pregnancy, Nao struggles to tell Tsubaki while also planning how she'll disappear from his life going forward. Meanwhile she's stepped in to help further with orders and grandpa may now also be getting an inkling of who she is. It makes more sense why grandpa was so interested in Sakura now having found the hidden records in old room she used to live in with her mother 15 years ago. We even get another story in the end from their childhood when Nao's mother was still alive and working at the shop. This is a happier memory when the two share a watermelon candy together after Sakura confides in Tsubaki that she doesn't actually like watermelon directly.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Having confirmed her pregnancy, Nao struggles to tell Tsubaki while also planning how she'll disappear from his life going forward. Meanwhile she's stepped in to help further with orders and grandpa may now also be getting an inkling of who she is. It makes more sense why grandpa was so interested in Sakura now having found the hidden records in old room she used to live in with her mother 15 years ago. We even get another story in the end from their childhood when Nao's mother was still alive and working at the shop. This is a happier memory when the two share a watermelon candy together after Sakura confides in Tsubaki that she doesn't actually like watermelon directly.
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Something's Wrong With Us 5
Something's Wrong With Us 5 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao continues to become more involved both in the work at the shop and with Tsubaki and his life. Now it seems she may have a rather unexpected twist thrown in when she keeps feeling ill and is asked if she may be pregnant. The volumes are short and fast paced even as there are small highlights in each one along the overall tale as these old friends work together and try to build a future together even while not being on the same page with their past together. No wonder there are a few missteps along the way.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao continues to become more involved both in the work at the shop and with Tsubaki and his life. Now it seems she may have a rather unexpected twist thrown in when she keeps feeling ill and is asked if she may be pregnant. The volumes are short and fast paced even as there are small highlights in each one along the overall tale as these old friends work together and try to build a future together even while not being on the same page with their past together. No wonder there are a few missteps along the way.
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Something's Wrong With Us 4
Something's Wrong With Us 4 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao seems to be going all in both in her desire to continue to make the best wagashi and in wanting to help Tsubaki reach his own dreams and goals. That may end up conflicting with her desire to find the truth regarding her mother's innocence. Tsubaki's mother continues to be a thorn in their sides however, back stabbing and setting up questionable situations that could easily ruin their fragile peace. By some miracle, Tsubaki is clearly on Nao's side for now, providing her an unlikely safe haven even as she struggles with her own emotions.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao seems to be going all in both in her desire to continue to make the best wagashi and in wanting to help Tsubaki reach his own dreams and goals. That may end up conflicting with her desire to find the truth regarding her mother's innocence. Tsubaki's mother continues to be a thorn in their sides however, back stabbing and setting up questionable situations that could easily ruin their fragile peace. By some miracle, Tsubaki is clearly on Nao's side for now, providing her an unlikely safe haven even as she struggles with her own emotions.
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Something's Wrong With Us 3
Something's Wrong With Us 3 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Not too surprising they can work well together making wagashi, though Tsubaki doesn't let Nao have much voice in the final decisions and seems to be educating her more than working with her. Meanwhile they continue to gravitate closer together and now she's being asked from multiple people to confirm if she's the Sakura of their childhood. Might be a bit of out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Not too surprising they can work well together making wagashi, though Tsubaki doesn't let Nao have much voice in the final decisions and seems to be educating her more than working with her. Meanwhile they continue to gravitate closer together and now she's being asked from multiple people to confirm if she's the Sakura of their childhood. Might be a bit of out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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Something's Wrong With Us 2
Something's Wrong With Us 2 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Things continue to get even more complicated as Tsubaki's mother digs up Nao's past. At the same time Tsubaki seems to be developing feelings for Nao, leading her to wanting to tell him the truth so they can have a true relationship, except he's not so willing to accept Sakura back into his life. Short of a ceremony and these secrets dancing around each other, they call each other husband and wife and are very much living together at this point. Especially after grandfather calling them out on sleeping separately, though it seems while that might physically be safer for Nao when it comes to plotting around the estate, it won't protect either her body or her heart from her new husband.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Things continue to get even more complicated as Tsubaki's mother digs up Nao's past. At the same time Tsubaki seems to be developing feelings for Nao, leading her to wanting to tell him the truth so they can have a true relationship, except he's not so willing to accept Sakura back into his life. Short of a ceremony and these secrets dancing around each other, they call each other husband and wife and are very much living together at this point. Especially after grandfather calling them out on sleeping separately, though it seems while that might physically be safer for Nao when it comes to plotting around the estate, it won't protect either her body or her heart from her new husband.
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Something's Wrong With Us 1
Something's Wrong With Us 1 by Natsumi Andō
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao hasn't had the easiest time of things since her mother was framed for murder and died during the trial, leaving her orphaned and trying to make her own way. In a strange twist of fate, she meets her childhood crush and they agree to marry each other, though neither one actually wants a relationship, at least to start with. Tsubaki doesn't recognize Nao as the Sakura of their childhood, but it's clear he is not the same kind trusting child she remembers prior to blaming her mother for his father's murder. Talk about a twisted family history and relationship. Supposedly at the core, they both just want to make wagashi (traditional handmade Japanese confections).
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nao hasn't had the easiest time of things since her mother was framed for murder and died during the trial, leaving her orphaned and trying to make her own way. In a strange twist of fate, she meets her childhood crush and they agree to marry each other, though neither one actually wants a relationship, at least to start with. Tsubaki doesn't recognize Nao as the Sakura of their childhood, but it's clear he is not the same kind trusting child she remembers prior to blaming her mother for his father's murder. Talk about a twisted family history and relationship. Supposedly at the core, they both just want to make wagashi (traditional handmade Japanese confections).
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