*Hello to all the readers who have loved "My Arranged Marriage Partner is My Kidnapper?!" This is Kenaz.*

*First we would like to sincerely apologies for bringing you this sudden news. Due to health reasons, artist Bboshu will be stepping down as the illustrator of this comic. We would like to express our gratitude towards Bboshu, who has put her heart and soul into this work.*

*From episode 31 onwards, Reta will be taking over as the illustrator of this comic. We want to ask of the readers to welcome Reta warmly as she agreed to join us on this journey despite this being a difficult situation.*

*To ensure duties are transferred correctly and to establish a new production schedule, we will be reorganizing internally and subsequently take a break of about three months after which we plan to continue the serialization. This is in part to make sure that we can make the proper preparations to carry on the existing atmosphere and characters.*

*We will provide a more detailed return schedule in a future announcement.*

*We want to sincerely thank all the readers who have shown their continuous love and support for"My Arranged Marriage Partner is My Kidnapper?!"*

*We will do our utmost to return to you with an even better image to repay you for your waiting.*

**Story synopsis**

***"Please help me find Shiro."***

*A member of the white wolf clan unable to transform, and thusly known as a half-wit within her community, Laria finally succeeds in transforming into a cute baby fox with white and fluffy ears.*

*Her excitement, however, was short lived and turned into groaning after she found out she couldn't return to her human form. That's when she was kidnapped by the anthro black wolf Zenox.*

*Three years after her difficult escape from his estate, Laria is ordered by the crown prince to go on a blind date with a man she does not even know the name of. Who could have thought that that man would be none other than her kidnapper, Zenox Clasuem?*

"My Arranged Marriage Partner is My Kidnapper?!" Announces a 3 Month Hiatus and the Onboarding of a New Illustrator