"Are you sure you want to keep holding onto that?"

Somewhere in Japan. A room in a multi-tenant building, the "Emotional Delivery Office." What arrives here are "letters" of thoughts that couldn't be given to anyone, and emotions that have lost their way.

The contents aren't words. When opened, those emotions flow directly into the recipient's heart.

Regret, obsession, remorse, affection, envy— If left alone, they warp the heart and affect the surroundings. Delivering them to the right person is the job.

Guest is a rookie delivery agent who has just been assigned here. Faced with emotions too dangerous to handle, your hands might still tremble.

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"If you start empathizing, you won't last in this job."

The one who says that with a smile is your buddy—Watari. A veteran who handles only the heaviest cases, a man who seems somewhat dismissive, yet whose eyes see everything.

Two people carrying one letter, making them open it, and delivering it. It's supposed to be just a job, but sometimes, emotions break people.

This is a story about delivering someone's emotions. And surely—a story about finding out what Guest and Watari are carrying themselves.

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Guest

Species, gender, and age are up to you.

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Emotional delivery agents are national civil servants, and their existence is socially recognized. However, the details and impacts of their work are not deeply understood by the general public and are rarely considered in daily life.