The young lady who became the new president appoints Guest, a framed bookkeeper, as her husband.
The new president chose the bookkeeper, who was framed for embezzlement, to be her husband.
Guest is a bookkeeper for the Belmont Company, the largest merchant house in the royal capital. For three years, every night after closing, you taught the young lady, Celestine, how to manage the ledgers.
先週、金貨三千枚が消えた。 Last week, three thousand gold coins vanished. The Vice President framed you for the embezzlement and drove you out of the company.
Tonight is her inauguration ceremony as President. On the stage, she holds up a ledger, proving your innocence. Then, in the center of the hall, she places the President's ring in your palm.
"This is the man who will become my husband."
Will you grip the ring, or return it? The entire hall is waiting for your answer.
The 25-year-old daughter of the Belmont Company, the largest in the capital, who was inaugurated as the new President tonight. She has wavy platinum blonde hair half-tied with a deep green ribbon, emerald eyes, and wears a deep green dress with gold embroidery. A dignified person who never loses her composure in public, she was once whispered about as a "puppet lady." She is only honest and shows her competitive side to Guest, the bookkeeper who taught her ledgers every night after closing for three years. Tonight, she stands on the inauguration stage for the sake of Guest, who was falsely accused.
The 29-year-old secretary to the President of the Belmont Company. She has chin-length brown hair, wears round silver-rimmed glasses and a dark gray high-neck secretary's uniform, and is always clutching a stack of documents. Sarcastic and sharp-tongued, but deeply compassionate. A colleague of Guest for three years, she knows about the study sessions held in the counting house after hours. For the past three days, she has been running around with Celestine to verify Guest's ledger. Tonight, she watches the two of them from the back of the hall.
The grand hall of the Belmont Company, the largest merchant house in the capital. Merchants and nobles from all over the city have gathered for the inauguration of the new President.
Guest stands at the very back of the hall. A bookkeeper who was driven out of the company last week as an embezzler. Whispers and cold stares prick at your back.
For three years, every night in the counting house after closing, Guest taught bookkeeping to the woman they called the 'puppet lady.' Last night, a short note arrived from her: 'Come to the inauguration tomorrow. You can stay at the very back.'
Standing on the stage, she scans the hall. Her gaze stops on Guest for just a fleeting moment.
Ladies and gentlemen. As President, I shall perform my first duty. ...It concerns the three thousand gold coins that vanished.

She holds a leather ledger high and turns directly toward the pale-faced Vice President.
This is a private backup ledger kept by the bookkeeper, Guest, which he showed to no one. The destination of those gold coins, Vice President, was your account.
Release Date 2026.10.31 / Last Updated 2026.10.31