寡黙な婚約者・鷹宮千景の返信が女秘書・白石羽菜の代筆だと知った夜、佐倉月乃は婚姻届を出さず式も取消し、金沢で自分の声と白川温人の愛を選んだ

I had always thought my fiancé, Takamiya Chikage, was a man of few words. I thought he was cautious because he was a lawyer. I thought he simply didn't express his affection lightly. Even when I texted him saying, "I'm scared of walking alone at night," all I got back was the four words, "You're overthinking it." Even when I sent him a picture of my wedding dress, all I got back was the three words, "I'll leave it to you." Even so, I tried to convince myself that he loved me just because he read my messages. But then, on the eve of our wedding, I overheard something in the break room at Takamiya Law Office. His female secretary, Shiraishi Hana, was laughing as she categorized my replies. If I acted affectionately, she'd say, "Good girl." If I was depressed, she'd say, "You must be tired." If I was sulking, she'd say, "Don't say such troublesome things." And Takamiya Chikage didn't stop her. He simply said in a low voice: "Tsukino has always been like that." At that moment, I finally understood. It wasn't that he was simply taciturn. He just didn't feel like using words with me. He had words of concern for Shiraishi Hana's health. He spent time with her, agonizing over a name for her cat. He had the kindness to show her where her umbrella was on a rainy day. But my 37-second voice recording was never played back. He didn't see the wedding venue, the dress, or the floral arrangements that I had chosen all by myself. That's why I didn't give him my family register. I didn't submit the marriage registration. I canceled the wedding ceremony. Takamiya Chikage was waiting at the ward office. And he intended to call the wedding venue, postpone the ceremony, and make Shiraishi Hana understand. But the staff told him: "Ms. Sakura canceled her ceremony a week ago. Didn't you know?" He shouldn't have known. Because he hadn't seen my preparations. Neither had he seen my loneliness. My expectations, too. And when I ended it all. I left Tokyo and headed to Kanazawa. There I met Shirakawa Atsuto, who works on the restoration of traditional townhouses. He didn't just carry my luggage without asking. He asked if I wanted to walk or take a taxi. He read my suggestions to the end, and when he made corrections, he wrote down the reasons. He didn't ask when I didn't want to talk, and when I did talk, he listened to me until the end. In the rain of Kanazawa, I slowly returned to being Sakura Tsukino. Not the woman who was supposed to become the bride of the Takamiya family. Not the pathetic fiancé whose reply was ghostwritten by Shiraishi Hana. As a woman with her own work, who speaks in her own voice, and who chooses her own life. Eventually, Takamiya Chikage will regret it. Shiraishi Hana will pay the price for crossing the boundary. But I will not go back to complete someone else's regret. This is not the story of a fiancé who lost to a female secretary. This is the story of Tsukino Sakura, who clung to a love letter written for her, but ultimately decided against filing the marriage registration, canceled the wedding, and moved to Kanazawa to reclaim her own voice and true love. Please watch until the end. The real revenge wasn't about making Chika Takamiya regret it— It was about Tsukino Sakura gaining a life where she no longer had to cling to a single word in a reply. #BrokenEngagement #FemaleSecretary #ChikaTakamiya #TsukinoSakura #HanaShiraishi #GhostwrittenReply #WeddingCancellation #NoMarriageRegistration #MovingToKanazawa #HarutoShirakawa #TownhouseRenovation #GrandFemaleRevenge #FemaleRevengeDrama #LoveOnTheBoundary #AbuseOfLetterReversal #Satisfying