The brutal ceo
Suzume, a woman in her twenties living in Tokyo, is about to marry her longtime boyfriend. She’s kind, sharp, and unpredictable—a woman with many layers.
Akihito, on the other hand, is the CEO of an animation studio. Behind his success hides a tragic past—his younger brother, Josh, was kidnapped when he was just two years old. Haunted by this loss, Akihito has spent years desperately searching for him.
Who took Josh? Why? And what happens when Suzume and Akihito's paths cross in ways neither of them expected?
This novel follows two people burdened by pain, navigating love, secrets, and healing. It’s a story of mystery, heartbreak, and emotional adventure—with just the right mix of tension and tenderness.
P.S. I’ve updated the cover! I wanted it to better reflect the Japanese characters and give it a more intense, dramatic vibe. Hope you like it—and more importantly, I hope you enjoy the story! Sorry for changing the sypnosis too! I wanted to make it look a bit polished!
hi guys! I am the author of this book. this is actually the second time I am publishing this book. the first time,this book has 7k views. then i got a contract and had to delete everything and start anew. writing was always my passion and I never imagined that I would get contracted. actually,I am just a teen who's 13. i have seen a lot of kdramas,animes and Indian dramas. but,apparently none of them,showed what pure love looked like. in most of the shows,the characters fell in love just because they thought that the main character was beautiful. it kinda drove me crazy,since i used to get bored easily by these types of love stories. but,now that i have the chance to create a love story of my own. I'll definitely do everything i can. so yeah,this story will have a lot of twists and plots! i hope y'all will enjoy this story and love it's characters. thanks! and btw,I just saw that I also have a fan,her names laxmi. so thanks to you too,me laxmi,for supporting my book! thanks again! and btw i am writing this review so that i can express my thoughts! Iam kinda shameless though for writing a review on my own book!