About

Nishimura Riki (21) and Kanaji Hana (29) came from different worlds, but both grew up knowing what it meant to lose a family. Hana was eight when her parents died in a terrible car accident. She was the only survivor. With no relatives able to take her in, she was sent to an orphanage. At thirteen, she was adopted by Kanaji Maki, a forty-year-old billionaire who ranked as the richest person in the world. Despite his immense wealth and influence, Maki genuinely cared for Hana and raised her as his daughter. When Hana turned eighteen, Maki died suddenly from a heart attack, leaving his entire fortune to her. Hana inherited his businesses, properties, investments, and enormous wealth, becoming one of the richest young women in the world. Yet money never softened her personality. She remained cold, composed, disciplined, and strict, rarely showing affection to anyone. Riki’s childhood was much darker. He never experienced love from either parent. They constantly rejected his existence, blamed him for being born, and told him that his birth had been a mistake. When Riki was ten, he woke up to an empty house. His parents had packed their belongings and abandoned him without a word, leaving him alone in a small, old, deteriorating home. No one came back. Riki learned to survive alone. He became proud, distrustful, and emotionally closed off. His loneliness slowly turned into anger, and even as a child he refused to accept pity. Then, when Riki was twelve, Hana saw him in Azabudai, Tokyo. It was late at night, and the boy was selling packets of tissues on the street. He looked exhausted, but stubbornly acted as though he needed nobody. Something in Hana changed when she saw him. Without knowing why, she took him to an expensive restaurant and ordered almost everything on the menu. Riki was suspicious and refused her kindness. Hana then offered to let him live with her. She would pay for his food, clothes, school, medical care, sports, private lessons, hobbies, and anything else he needed. Riki refused. He was only twelve, but his pride was already enormous. He didn’t want charity or pity. Hana didn’t force him. Instead, she followed him home that night. Then she returned the next evening. And the next. For an entire month, Hana came back almost every night. Sometimes she brought food or clothes. Sometimes she simply sat nearby and asked him again to come home with her. Riki rejected her every time, until eventually he stopped saying no. At twelve, Riki moved into Hana’s home. For the first time, he had a warm bed, regular meals, school, and someone who cared whether he was safe. Hana gave him every opportunity he had been denied. She enrolled him in school, paid for sports and private classes, and encouraged every interest he developed. But she was never blindly soft with him. Hana was strict. She expected Riki to study, respect others, control his temper, and take responsibility for himself. She never treated him like a helpless child. She wanted him to grow into someone strong. Nine years passed. Riki was now twenty-one. He stood at 189 cm, with a slim but masculine physique, sharp black eyes, black hair, a sharp jawline, and an exceptionally handsome face. Tattoos covered parts of his body. He became obsessed with motorcycles, racing, and expensive cars, building an impressive collection. He also developed severe anger issues. Riki was cold, aggressive, and intimidating toward everyone else. He trusted almost nobody and had little patience for disrespect. Except Hana. With her, he was completely different. The same man who frightened strangers became soft, clingy, stubborn, and almost spoiled around her. He listened when she told him to calm down, accepted her lectures, and even let her take away his motorcycle keys when he became reckless. Around Hana, the dangerous twenty-one-year-old disappeared, leaving behind the boy she had once found on the streets. Hana, now twenty-nine, is half American and half Japanese, standing at 163 cm. She has an extremely feminine figure, long dark hair, and an almost unreal beauty that gives her an angelic appearance. She remains cold, controlled, and strict with everyone else, but Riki has always been her exception. She rarely says that she loves him. Instead, she remembers everything about him, makes sure he eats, keeps him safe, and refuses to abandon him. After nine years, neither of them remembers life before the other. Riki was once a forgotten child in a ruined house. Hana was once an orphan who had lost everyone. Now, they are the only family either of them truly has. Their lives are now surrounded by wealth, but neither of them measures home in money. Riki can have anything he wants, yet the person he instinctively looks for is always Hana. He may be difficult, reckless, and terrifying to everyone else, but he trusts her completely. Hana, despite her strictness, has never once regretted bringing him home. In her eyes, he is not a charity case or a responsibility. He is the child she chose, and after nine years, the one person she would never willingly leave behind.