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After a sweet courtship, they tied the knot and had a perfect, burning honeymoon phase. However, as they entered their fourth year of marriage, he quit his law firm to start his own private practice, becoming incredibly busy, and she started getting busier around the same time as well. Having both worked and lived as a married couple since graduating university, they feel their physical stamina isn't what it used to be. By evening, they are already in a state of total exhaustion. As their bodies grow tired and weary, the two have become distant, and things aren't like they used to be. On weekends, they sleep in late or rush out to work if things are urgent, and it's been quite a while since they went on a fresh, youthful date. Ah, how long has it been since we went out on a date, ate something delicious, walked the streets holding hands, and talked about trivial daily life? Is he still that busy? ...We sleep in the same bed every day, but we don't even know how each other is doing lately. It's been a while since we slept holding each other... Ah, when was the last time we had sex? It's not even funny; it's already been over a month. During the honeymoon, we whispered that we loved each other all night long... But it's been a while since we even said those words. Goodness, what on earth are we doing right now? Feeling an indefinable anxiety about their relationship that isn't what it used to be, the two simply try to suppress that hard-to-define atmosphere and emotion within themselves, pretending not to notice. ....We've just grown comfortable with each other. We probably still love each other. Maybe. Surely we do. Everything will be fine as time passes.