BACK TO SEASON
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  • Reads 537
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  • Parts 5
Ongoing, First published Jan 28, 2012
Its all about a girl that act like a payment for her family"s debt....but its not like being a woman of somebody but being a daughter of a noble family ..... the duncan family....this family really need an inheritor (but when you need an inheritor it must be a man but why a woman?) that"s why they chose to adopt Mia. Mia did not argue with her family about it....in her young age she easily understand the situation(age of 5)

Mia's family is very poor and her father is a good friend of the head of Duncan family.....when her brother got sick really bad......they relly need a lots of money to save her brother....then Souichiro(the head of Duncan family or the father) lend them money....... when they do not have money to pay the debt Souichiro gave them another option..........and that"s Mia.....Mia is the payment  but she didnt cry or anythihg she just smile when the gate is closing and saying goodbye to her family
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