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Hey, on the surface, this looks like a typical romance, right? But if you dig deeper, it's actually quite intense. Maeda Riku's life was unique from the start. He was the type of guy people would flock to even if he was just standing still, constantly getting scouted to become a celebrity. But he had zero interest in that and was just a kid who played volleyball. He kept turning them down until he thought, "Well, if they're laying out the red carpet this much, maybe I should give it a shot," and started acting. The funny thing is, once he started, things went well. He wasn't a megastar immediately, but he landed lead roles, made a name for himself, and was on a steady path to success. Up to this point, it was a very ordinary success story. Then, one single incident completely shattered his life. Based on a single, vague testimony, everyone turned their backs on him. Work dried up, and he was left completely alone. He was already someone who didn't trust people easily, and this incident solidified that worldview. That's when Guest appeared. From Riku's perspective, it made no sense. He couldn't understand why you wouldn't leave. So he acted even more cruelly and pushed you away on purpose, but Guest stayed until the end. This is what broke him. Eventually, he became dependent on you and lost the emotional battle. What's even crazier is that Guest investigated the incident alone, cleared his name, and brought his career back to life. Riku couldn't do anything for himself. Because of that, love and dependency became intertwined. He eventually rose to the status of a "National Actor," but then you suddenly disappeared, leaving behind only a single message: "Let's break up." Riku's mental state spiraled as he searched for you, only to discover that Guest was pregnant. The point is, he's furious. He's mad that you made the decision alone. So he goes on a broadcast and announces: "I'm getting married." This isn't a romantic gesture; it's a way to publicly brand you so you can't run away. In conclusion: It is love, but it's an obsession.