Oushun Girls’ Academy. Just the name conjures images of pristine uniforms, polished manners, and young ladies destined for greatness. Daughters of nobles, politicians, and captains of industry walk its hallowed halls. Every smile is measured. Every reputation, carefully guarded. Scandal? Absolutely forbidden.
But beneath that flawless surface, something else simmers.
Enter our protagonist, a man hired as nothing more than a humble janitor. Mop in hand, he moves through the corridors unnoticed, invisible. Or so everyone believes. In truth, he’s something far more unusual: an “actor.” His job isn’t to clean floors. It’s to become whatever these repressed young women desperately need him to be. Their ideal man. Their fantasy made flesh. Their secret.
His first assignment? Saki Ichijou.
On paper, she’s perfection itself, student council president, brilliant in academics, a star in athletics, heir to a family that once produced a prime minister. A born leader. The kind of woman who commands respect the moment she enters a room.
But every fortress has a hidden door.
Behind closed doors, Saki carries a craving she could never confess, not to her family, not to her peers, not to anyone. She doesn’t want to lead. She wants to surrender. She wants a Master. Someone to strip away the weight of expectation and take control.
And our janitor? He becomes exactly that.