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Tsukushi is shocked. But her heart still belongs to Rui.

He finds Tsukushi in her tiny, dilapidated apartment, packing her few belongings. She tells him to leave. That it’s over. That she never loved him.

Tsukasa, sensing the threat, challenges Rui to a fistfight in the school’s greenhouse. They destroy the flowers, punching each other bloody. Tsukushi screams for them to stop. Tsukasa turns to her, bloody and broken, and says, “Choose. Him or me.” hana yori dango season 1

Tsukushi, despite herself, falls. Falls for the silent prince who saved her, not knowing that Rui’s heart belongs to someone else: the elegant, mysterious Shizuka Todo, a childhood friend who lives abroad.

Eitoku Academy is not a school; it’s a kingdom. A kingdom ruled by gold, bloodlines, and absolute fear. At the apex of this kingdom sit the F4—Flower Four—four heirs to Japan’s greatest fortunes. Led by the cold, imperious Tsukasa Domyoji, they are kings who can destroy any student with a single red tag: a declaration of war that leads to relentless, school-sanctioned bullying. Tsukushi is shocked

Tsukasa, for the first time, does not rage. He whispers, “I don’t care if you hate me. I don’t care if you love Rui. I won’t leave you.” Then he collapses—exhausted, feverish, soaked.

Enter Kaede Domyoji. Tsukasa’s mother is not a woman; she is a natural disaster in a couture kimono. She discovers her son’s infatuation with the "weed girl" and is horrified. She invites Tsukushi to a gala, not as a guest, but as a target. She tells him to leave

Prologue: The Gilded Cage

Devastated, Tsukushi finds an unlikely shoulder to cry on: Tsukasa. In a moment of vulnerability, he holds her. For a fleeting second, the mask of the tyrant slips, revealing a lonely, desperate boy. He kisses her—not out of conquest, but out of confusion.

But they are together. And against the Domyoji empire, the F4, and the entire world—that is the only victory that matters.

Tsukushi’s first mistake is defending a friend, Sakurako, who dares to spill juice on the untouchable Tsukasa Domyoji. For this sin, Tsukushi receives the red tag. Within hours, her shoes are stolen, her desk is thrown out the window, her locker is filled with garbage, and every student avoids her as if she has the plague.