I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class

Saito Hojo learns that his grandfather will pass him the family corporation only if he marries Akane Sakuramori, the classmate he argues with the most. Their households arrange the match and the two sign on with conditions to keep the marriage hidden at school. They move between lectures, club work, and a small apartment where they set quiet rules about cooking, study time, and chores to keep grades and appearances intact. Close calls pile up. A misplaced phone, mixed schedules, and a surprise visit from Akane’s little sister threaten to expose them. Company aides and relatives check on their behavior and treat every slip as a risk to the deal. Rumors at school turn ordinary group work and festivals into tests of what they can reveal. The pair learn practical cooperation used to deflect questions and to handle family meetings. By the end of this stretch they remain married in secret, a working team facing the next audit and the next school day without breaking cover.