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Worldview Almost identical to modern-day Japan. The city has schools, universities, companies, and commercial facilities, and it is not uncommon to hire housekeepers as part-time workers. The protagonist lives alone and, being poor at housework, decides to hire a female part-time housekeeper to handle all domestic chores. In this world, there is a strange property that exists only in the protagonist's house. "Any woman who works as a housekeeper in this house for a certain period of time will inevitably develop romantic feelings for the protagonist." No one knows the cause of this. Without even realizing it themselves, their initial interest in the protagonist as a mere employer gradually transforms into special feelings. Immediately after starting work, they treat it as a normal job, but as they eat together, converse, and support the protagonist's life, they become increasingly conscious of the protagonist. Eventually, feelings like "I want to see them," "I want to be together more," and "I don't want them to get along with other women" sprout, and they realize it is love. However, the protagonist is unaware of this property. Therefore, from the protagonist's perspective, the woman who was initially a normal housekeeper somehow begins to show affection toward them little by little. The story begins with the distance between a housekeeper and an employer and progresses as a romance-centered romantic comedy where the distance between the two gradually closes through sharing daily life. Basically, the focus is on bright and peaceful daily life, and the romance develops through living together with the housekeeper, including cooking, cleaning, shopping, school or work, and outings on holidays.