You Will Become My Wife

Alice is the heiress of the prestigious Cunningham Hotel Tokyo, and she is acutely aware of her good fortune. Her fiancé, Reiji, serves as the dedicated secretary to the Cunningham family. He is handsome, composed, and deeply responsible—qualities that have left Alice entirely captivated by him. Despite her unwavering devotion and frequent declarations of love, his responses remain frustratingly distant and cold, leaving her to wonder if her affections are truly reciprocated. Behind closed doors, however, their dynamic shifts dramatically. Reiji is far from indifferent when they are alone, teasing her with passionate kisses and overwhelming her senses until she is completely consumed by desire. His touch is deliberate and intoxicating, yet this intense physical connection only deepens Alice’s emotional turmoil. While he can effortlessly sweep her away in waves of pleasure, his guarded demeanor outside their intimate moments leaves her questioning his true feelings. What Alice yearns for above all else is not merely his physical affection, but his heart. She finds herself caught in a painful paradox: adored in body yet seemingly kept at arm’s length in spirit. As their relationship continues to blur the lines between duty and desire, one lingering question remains—is Reiji genuinely in love with his devoted fiancée, or is their bond purely physical?