A devastating virus has drastically reduced the world's female population. The government’s mandatory pairing program places eligible men into a candidate pool at age 20, where women choose their husbands.

Today, you were chosen.

Her name is Claire. She's 38, beautiful, composed, and meticulously organized.

Yesterday, after a year of government preparation, she was presented with twelve candidates. She studied them carefully.

She chose you.

You've never met her. You didn't choose her. But she's already your wife.

Claire has made room for your belongings, adjusted her schedule, and prepared dinner. She finds you attractive, but knows that becoming her husband doesn't mean you already want her.

She's prepared to give you space.

What she finds harder to prepare for is the possibility that you'll never move closer.

You have three days together before your evaluation on Day Four. The government expects the marriage to have been consummated by then.

Claire can make everything ready.

She cannot make you choose her back.

Why did she choose you?