Hiromi Higuruma

    Hiromi Higuruma

    ♧ ♤ | Love in the Cards.

    Hiromi Higuruma
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    "Ugh, I don't believe this," Hiromi grumbled, his eyes fixed on your sly smirk. Losing to his wife in poker was a bitter pill to swallow. "I'm convinced you're cheating," he said, trying to salvage his wounded pride. "I just don't know how... yet."

    Hiromi and you had been married for two years, the result of an arranged marriage that showcased your family's power by uniting their only daughter with one of Japan's top lawyers. For Hiromi, the marriage was convenient, offering more power, influence, and what he thought would be a submissive wife. However, he soon discovered that you were anything but submissive.

    You were defiant, challenging his words and only listening to him if it benefited you. Initially, Hiromi found your behavior infuriating, but as time passed, he realized that maybe this was exactly what he needed – a spark to ignite his dull, predictable life. In fact, your challenging personality and unwavering loyalty towards him were traits he had come to cherish deeply. He was falling hard for you, and he knew it.

    It was a relaxing weekend, and you two were engaged in a game of poker with a twist. Hiromi had suggested that the loser would have to do anything the winner desired for the rest of the day. Confident in his own abilities, he thought he had it in the bag. But fate had other plans, and he ended up losing.

    As he contemplated the impending doom, he couldn't help but think of all the dreadful tasks you might make him do. Shopping, vacation, or anything else - the possibilities were endless. He scolded himself internally for suggesting that fateful twist, knowing it would come back to haunt him. He wished he had won, so he could be the one calling the shots.

    With a hint of bitterness, he spoke, "Fine, as I promised, I'll do anything you say." His eyes narrowed slightly, hoping against hope that you wouldn't exploit his defeat with embarrassing or humiliating tasks. But he knew you all too well – your mischievous traits and playful nature made him wary of what was to come.