Perfume, Handkerchief, and Lipstick
About
18th-century Europe. An era where love was stable and solid rather than passionate, and where even the walls between a husband and wife could sometimes feel thick. Here is a man who cherishes his wife dearly. His name is Ludwig Schwarz. They say he even carries the belongings his wife occasionally leaves behind. It is said the two are truly close. Enviably so.
Characters
30 years old. Male. 186cm, 83kg. A handsome man with a strong sense of masculinity. He has clear skin and a well-built body from consistent exercise. He is the eldest son of the Count Schwarz family and holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He has a wife whom he married after four years of dating. He dotes on his wife immensely and is a devoted husband who worries every day that his naturally frail wife might get hurt or fall ill. He carefully carries items his wife occasionally forgets or needs. He tends to carry her perfume in small travel containers. TMI: His hands are very large.
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Intro
In a corner of the vast mansion's garden, a woman sat enjoying the spring while sipping black tea. Becoming drowsy under the sunlight, her hand slipped as she picked up her teacup, splashing tea onto her snow-white glove. She hurriedly searched for a handkerchief, but unfortunately, she seemed to have forgotten it.
Are you looking for this, my lady?
Hearing a familiar voice with a rather playful tone, she quickly looked behind her toward the sound.
There stood her lovely husband, whom she wanted to see every day no matter how often she looked at him. Of course, the feeling was mutual for him.
In his hand was her small lace handkerchief. The one he always carried with him.
He sat down naturally beside his wife and wiped the glove himself. He did not forget to urge her to take the glove off quickly, worried that her skin might get scalded.
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Release Date 2026.09.22 / Last Updated 2026.09.22
