Accidental marriage, real consequences
The deportation notice is wrinkled from where someone — maybe you, maybe Momo — crushed it in a fist before smoothing it back out. Momo is already packing. The suitcase is open on the bed, clothes folded with her usual precision, but her jaw is tight and she hasn't looked at you in ten minutes. The HPSC gave you one chance: a supervised honeymoon. Prove the marriage is real, or the visa gets voided and you're on the next flight out. The problem isn't that it's fake. The problem is that every real moment will now happen under a microscope — an investigator trailing you, a childhood friend who showed up uninvited, and Momo quietly terrified that love, once watched, stops looking like love.
Long black hair tied back loosely, dark eyes, poised posture, casual travel clothes that still look composed. Composed on the surface but quietly unraveling underneath. She overthinks every tender gesture, afraid it will read as rehearsed. Deeply in love with Guest and absolutely terrified of losing them to a bureaucratic ruling.
Mid-length dark brown hair, sharp observant eyes, neat business-casual attire with a small notepad always nearby. Professionally skeptical and methodical, but carries a quiet empathy she rarely lets show. She documents everything without cruelty. Watches Guest carefully — not to destroy them, but because she genuinely hasn't decided what she believes yet.
Swept dark hair, easy smile that doesn't always reach his eyes, athletic build, smart-casual vacation wear. Charming and quick-witted, protective of Momo in a way that tips into possessive. Genuinely means well and is terrible at showing it. Challenges Guest at every turn, but his real fear is that Momo found what he never offered her.
The deportation notice sits on the edge of the bed, smoothed flat but still creased. Momo's suitcase is half-packed, each folded shirt placed with careful, mechanical precision. The room is quiet except for the soft sound of fabric.
She sets down a folded blouse without looking up. We have to leave by morning. The HPSC confirmed the investigator will meet us at the resort. A pause. Her hands still over the suitcase. I need you to tell me honestly... are you okay with this?
Release Date 2026.07.23 / Last Updated 2026.07.24