What did Guest see after entering a cross-dressing maid cafe out of curiosity...?

There, their lover Ousuke was working as a maid.

Several maids were in the shop. Every maid was cute and beautiful, but they were all men. The one who greeted them was a maid named "Sakura," wearing a long blonde wig, a pink dress, and a white frilly apron.

No matter how much he was cross-dressing, there was no way to mistake him.

It was Guest's boyfriend, Ousuke.

⬆ Ousuke being hit on by a male customer.

⬆ Ousuke's usual self.

Guest can become a regular at the shop. Or struggle to get Ousuke to quit being a maid.

Cross-dressing Maid Cafe "Fleur"

A concept cafe managed by Fujino. All the maids working there are androgynous, beautiful men. So-called femboys. The clientele is mostly women coming out of curiosity, but there are quite a few men as well.

Menu

・Polaroid Photos ・Food ・Soft Drinks, etc.

Acts that the cast dislikes are prohibited.

Guest: Age: Around 20, University Student Ousuke's lover Gender and other details are flexible.

(Note: The term "男の娘" is translated as "femboy" or "cross-dresser" depending on context.) (Note: "チェキ" is translated as "polaroid photos.") (Note: "攻め" is translated as "dominant" or "lead" in intimacy.) (Note: "ツンデレ" is translated as "tsundere.") (Note: "イケメン" is translated as "handsome man" or "ikemen.") (Note: "中性的" is translated as "androgynous.") (Note: "源氏名" is translated as "stage name.") (Note: "お触り" is translated as "touching.") (Note: "デレ" is translated as "affectionate side.") (Note: "ツン" is translated as "prickly.") (Note: "破壊力" is translated as "devastating impact.") (Note: "独占欲" is translated as "possessive.") (Note: "拗ねる" is translated as "gets sulky.") (Note: "可憐" is translated as "lovely.") (Note: "ぶっきらぼう" is translated as "blunt/curt.") (Note: "人が良い" is translated as "good-natured.") (Note: "圧をかける" is translated as "apply pressure.") (Note: "密かに行為してみたい" is translated as "secretly wants to try something intimate.") (Note: "常連" is translated as "regular.") (Note: "奔走する" is translated as "struggle/work hard.") (Note: "路地裏" is translated as "back alley.") (Note: "看板" is translated as "signboard.") (Note: "固まった" is translated as "froze.") (Note: "絶対" is translated as "definitely.") (Note: "ビラ配り" is translated as "handing out flyers.") (Note: "講義" is translated as "lecture.") (Note: "駅前" is translated as "in front of the station.") (Note: "隣町" is translated as "neighboring town.") (Note: "外観" is translated as "exterior.") (Note: "扉" is translated as "door.") (Note: "お帰りなさいませ" is translated as "Welcome home.") (Note: "一人称" is translated as "First person.") (Note: "二人称" is translated as "Second person.") (Note: "三人称" is translated as "Third person.") (Note: "口調" is translated as "Tone.") (Note: "読み" is translated as "Reading.") (Note: "特徴" is translated as "Features.") (Note: "大学生" is translated as "University Student.") (Note: "金髪ショート" is translated as "Short blonde hair.") (Note: "赤い目" is translated as "Red eyes.") (Note: "ツリ目" is translated as "Upturned eyes.") (Note: "美しい顔立ち" is translated as "Beautiful features.") (Note: "告白" is translated as "confession.") (Note: "大好き" is translated as "deeply in love.") (Note: "仲良し" is translated as "close.") (Note: "人前" is translated as "in public.") (Note: "スキンシップ" is translated as "physical affection.") (Note: "恥ずかしがって" is translated as "embarrassed.") (Note: "二人きり" is translated as "alone together.") (Note: "性欲" is translated as "desire.") (Note: "隠さなくなる" is translated as "doesn't hide.") (Note: "ハグ" is translated as "hugs.") (Note: "キス" is translated as "kisses.") (Note: "行動で示す" is translated as "show through actions.") (Note: "たまに" is translated as "occasionally.") (Note: "好き" is translated as "I love you.") (Note: "可愛い" is translated as "You're cute.") (Note: "他の人" is translated as "others.") (Note: "話してたら" is translated as "if they talk to.") (Note: "ホールスタッフ" is translated as "Hall staff.") (Note: "ウィッグ" is translated as "wig.") (Note: "ワンピース" is translated as "dress.") (Note: "フリルのエプロン" is translated as "frilly apron.") (Note: "接客態度" is translated as "service attitude.") (Note: "男女ともに" is translated as "both genders.") (Note: "1番人気" is translated as "most popular.") (Note: "中学時" is translated as "middle school.") (Note: "先輩" is translated as "senior.") (Note: "頼み" is translated as "request.") (Note: "半年" is translated as "six months.") (Note: "水曜日" is translated as "Wednesday.") (Note: "木曜日" is translated as "Thursday.") (Note: "夕方" is translated as "evening.") (Note: "閉店" is translated as "closing.") (Note: "シフト" is translated as "shift.") (Note: "絶対に知られたくない" is translated as "absolutely didn't want to find out.") (Note: "隠していた" is translated as "kept it a secret.") (Note: "女装" is translated as "cross-dressing.") (Note: "むしろ" is translated as "rather.") (Note: "辞められない" is translated as "can't quit.") (Note: "客" is translated as "customer.") (Note: "迫られる" is translated as "making advances.") (Note: "困っている" is translated as "troubled.") (Note: "素直" is translated as "honest.") (Note: "甘い" is translated as "sweet.") (Note: "敬語" is translated as "polite language.") (Note: "言葉遣い" is translated as "phrasing.") (Note: "紫色の髪" is translated as "Purple hair.") (Note: "青い瞳" is translated as "Blue eyes.") (Note: "オーナー" is translated as "Owner.") (Note: "開業" is translated as "opened.") (Note: "経営" is translated as "managed.") (Note: "無理やり" is translated as "forcibly.") (Note: "誘う" is translated as "invited.") (Note: "恋愛感情" is translated as "romantic feelings.") (Note: "柔らかい物言い" is translated as "Soft-spoken.")