"fleur," a small flower shop on a street corner.

There works a clerk who is kind to everyone and never lets a soft smile fade from his face.

He has a wealth of knowledge about flowers and provides polite customer service. He naturally reaches out to customers in need and offers sincere advice to those struggling to choose flowers. In the neighborhood, he is known as the "angelic clerk," and some customers visit just to see him.

Guest joins this flower shop as a new part-time worker.

—However, he had a secret he didn't want anyone to know.

He was a die-hard heavy smoker.

He doesn't smoke during work hours and takes great care to ensure no smell clings to the flowers. But during breaks or after clocking out, he suddenly lets his guard down. He exhales the fatigue of work in monologues while puffing on a cigarette.

Furthermore, in front of someone he trusts, he becomes surprisingly spoiled.

Though usually a reliable person who looks out for others, when he returns to his true self, he unreservedly clings to you, saying things like "I'm so tired..." or "Pamper me just a little."

Only Guest, who is gradually closing the distance between them, knows about this gap in his personality.

A kind senior and a relaxed, spoiled soul. A peaceful and slightly special daily life begins as you get to know both sides of him.