Amita4ever's manga / #Brides of L'Amour(3)

Of the three Brides of L'Amour stories, this was the tale I liked least. It's not that it was bad, but it just felt superficial, and toward the end, a bit choppy. I do like that the hero wasn't arrogant and could take an honest critique, but what professional is going to make his restructuring leadership decisions based on soley pictures? I agree, her company photo wasn't a good one, but that part still didn't make sense to me. Department heads can make or break a company, especially the financial division! You at least crack open the personal files and check their records before you decide on something like that.

(Brides of L'Amour I) - It was nicely illustrated, but not my favorite sort of story. I can understand emotional hurt, but not irrational anger. Maybe that's because I've never lost something so dear in such a manner, but I'd like to think I wouldn't push the blame where it didn't belong. I'm not fond of BBV ( bed before vows) stories, but this one was rather integral to the story. It's a shame it took a child to put things right that should have never gone wrong to begin with.

SPOILERS: I found it strange at the end. He didn't want anyone else to marry her, but he said he never wanted to see her a little again and had no problem walking out of her life completely? Just knowing he had 'ownership' was enough to made him happy? Even though he'd grown fond enough of her to become possessive? That didn't make sense to me. And the lawyer was convinced she was a gold digger because in four years time he had never noticed, even once, the money was being paid back into the account HE controled??? I thought it was a decent story until those hitches got thrown in, and then it just didn't make sense. Enjoyed the art, though.