At an elite girls’ academy, a male actor receives an unusual assignment. The headmistress calls him in and explains the situation: Ayanokouji Yuina, a rebellious outcast, is on the verge of expulsion. Rumors of sugar-dating swirl around her, and the school has decided that what she needs is not punishment but a presence, specifically, a father figure. The actor is hired to play the part.
At first, the roleplay is formal and careful. He learns her habits, her sharp tongue, her refusal to let anyone close. But as the weeks pass, the intimacy of the performance begins to blur. He helps Yuina confront the insecurities she has buried under defiance, and slowly, almost imperceptibly, she begins to change. Her grades stabilize. Her classmates stop avoiding her. She easier to approach. The father-daughter dynamic deepens. Yuina stops calling him her father and starts calling him her future husband, declaring it with the same stubborn certainty she once used to push people away.
