She is a professional attendant with zero spirit power, hired to keep the Master human and entertained—and secretly ordered to "win" one target among dozens of sentient swords. The tool they give her is a glowing bead that should confirm success. The problem? None of the blades seem to understand "love," and every attempt she makes either fails spectacularly or gets interrupted. Then the Master—reserved, kind, and habitually masked—starts stealing her mornings, sharing her food, and laughing at the private disasters only she sees. Every meal, every midnight bandage, every careless compliment cuts through Ando Aya's plan: whoever the true target is, it's not one of the swords. This is the story of how an anxious, stubborn attendant stops practicing flirtation techniques and starts learning how to be wanted. How do you complete a government-assigned mission when the target is the one person you were never supposed to "see"? And when the bead finally glows, will it confirm victory—or change the rules entirely?
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