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The Cure

The Cure

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, May 9, 2019
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Kotoko Kyōmigāru is an 18 year old boy who has an infatuation with girls clothes and lives an odd, but normal, life. Except for one thing. He coughs up flowers. Hanahaki Disease is where a person, who experiences one sided love, begins to throw up and Cough flowers. It was just a silly myth when he first heard about it. But he is experiencing it, firsthand now. His parents have taken him to every medical office in Japan, but nothing. It is very deadly, and the doctors said that he probably wouldn't live past 20 years old. That is, until he met Reiketsu "Rei" Kira. Reiketsu is a normal girl, for the most part. Her family is normal, she has perfect grades, and she is the most popular girl in school. Except for the fact that she was trained, brutally, to fight others. She is an expert at all things combat. And she has taken a very strong liking towards Kotoko. When Rei finds out that Kotoko has Hanahaki, she swears on her life that she will help him find a cure, and she knows where to get it.
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Only listed as Complete incase Wattpad deletes A made-up Kdrama Warning: ONLY READ IF YOU ARE 18+ All credits to Naoko Matsuda who popularized the Hanahaki Disease trope with the Japanese shoujo manga,「花吐き乙女」(Hanahaki Otome), or The Girl Who Spit Flowers by Naoko Matsuda (松田奈緒子), which was released in 2009, and However, among East Asian (Japanese and Korean especially) fans and creators, the concept of flower regurgitation due to unrequited love dates to before Hanahaki Otome's release. Its true origins are currently unknown. Credits for the cover of the book goes to: @xxeli_minate

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