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These Precious 5-Year Olds Are Trying to Find Me a Husband: The Man They Introduced Me, an Abandoned Young Lady, to Is None Other Than the Prime Minister's Assistant

By RaijiNitou Akane

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尊い5歳児たちが私に結婚相手を斡旋してきます~捨てられ令嬢の私に紹介されたのはなんと宰相補佐~ · ja · originalThese Precious 5-Year Olds Are Trying to Find Me a Husband: The Man They Introduced Me, an Abandoned Young Lady, to Is None Other Than the Prime Minister's Assistant · enToutoi 5-Saiji-tachi ga Watashi ni Kekkon Aite o Assen Shitekimasu: Suterare Reijou no Watashi ni Shoukai Sareta no wa Nanto Saishou Hosa · ja-roToutoi 5-Saiji-tachi ga Watashi ni Kekkon Aite wo Assen Shitekimasu: Suterare Reijou no Watashi ni Shoukai Sareta no wa Nanto Saishou Hosa · ja-ro

Agasha, once an abandoned noble girl and now a hardworking maid serving the daughter of a ducal family, has always believed that romance and marriage have nothing to do with her. Seeing how serious and dedicated she is, the precociously mature five-year-old couple—Prince Chris and his fiancée Dahlia—launch a “matchmaking operation” to find her a husband! And the person they bring to her is none other than her former crush—Carlein, her old classmate and now an assistant to the Chancellor. Taking her hand gently, he looks straight into her eyes and asks, “Am I your type?” A sweet reunion love story begins, brought together by two innocent five-year-olds in their adorable “proposal operation”! _ Original Web Novel Original Web Serialization: Gangan Online, MangaUp

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