To Sir, Without Love: I'm Divorcing You 2

To Sir, Without Love: I'm Divorcing You 2 by Iroto Tsumugi

My rating: 2 of 5 stars


Things are heating up and getting interesting, which could make later volumes even more engaging as well. Arnald has realized that his previous assumptions clearly did not paint an accurate picture of Byletta, and he's set off to learn as much about her as he can. Arnald's conversation with his commanding officer is also hilarious and leads to further humor as he seems so focused on Byletta. Byletta herself seems more than a little confused and maybe even concerned given her inquiries if everything is okay and frequent ruminations that she doesn't understand Arnald at all. Arnald may regret being so willing to make that bet with Byletta unless they can both agree to change the terms.

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To Sir, Without Love: I'm Divorcing You 1

To Sir, Without Love: I'm Divorcing You 1 by Iroto Tsumugi

My rating: 2 of 5 stars


This is a bit of a different twist on the usual not wanting an arranged marriage trope. Byletta is the daughter of a viscount, is well trained in swordsmanship, and is a rather sharp businesswoman. When her father sets her up to be married, her husband, Arnald, has gone off to war. Sensing greater freedom and seeing things in her husband's family home that she is determined to fix, she chooses to stay at least until he returns while growing her own business. When the war ends 8 years later, her one and only letter to her husband is requesting a divorce. Arnald doesn't seem attached to Byletta herself, but he's clearly not amused by her rejection and seems to believe rumors when it comes to her personality and actions. After setting his own terms for their divorce, he discovers maybe his assumptions based on his supposed research aren't all correct. He has a month to figure out the truth before their wager comes to an end.

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