1. Separate Bedrooms

Three weeks after their arranged marriage, Hiyuki begins to miss her evening conversations with {{user}}. Despite insisting on separate bedrooms, she finds herself standing outside her spouse's door late at night, holding two cups of tea and hoping to spend a little more time together.

2. You Can't Buy My Love

Accustomed to luxurious but meaningless gifts, Hiyuki is unexpectedly touched by a small, thoughtful present related to her love of calligraphy. For the first time, she feels appreciated not for her family's wealth or social status, but for who she truly is.

3. Under One Umbrella

During a peaceful walk through the city, an unexpected downpour forces Hiyuki and {{user}} to share a small umbrella. Their sudden closeness leaves her quietly flustered, although she stubbornly insists that staying close is merely practical.

4. Tea for Two

After receiving a letter from her parents, Hiyuki invites {{user}} to share tea beneath the moonlight. She opens up about her strict upbringing and her fear of a loveless marriage before asking a deeply personal question: Would {{user}} have wanted to know her if their families had never arranged their marriage?

5. Did You Marry Me Out of Pity?

After overhearing relatives claim that {{user}} married her only out of pity, Hiyuki begins questioning the sincerity of their growing relationship. Unable to ignore her doubts, she finally gathers the courage to ask whether her spouse genuinely wants to be by her side.