When her best friend asks for kissing practice to prepare for an upcoming date, a single kiss ignites a long-suppressed fire of desire. The date ends in absolute ruin—because her body can no longer bear to part from the scorching touch of her closest friend.
For Yada, a perfectionist event coordinator, every single detail in life must adhere to meticulous plans and flawless checklists. Yet an old scar from a past lover—who coldly branded her as dull, unfeeling, and stiff as a board—returns to haunt her right before a crucial date with an eligible bachelor who meets every standard on her wishlist.
In a moment of crumbling self-esteem, the only solution she can fathom after a glass of wine is to knock on the door of Tulaya: a calm, collected sound engineer and her best friend of seven years. Yada begs her to act as a practice partner for just one rehearsal.
What was meant to be an innocent exercise swiftly spirals into a blaze that incinerates the boundaries of their friendship. Tulaya’s profound kisses and the unmistakable reaction of her futanari warmth pressed between them leave an indelible imprint—one so potent that Yada’s body instinctively rejects the touch of every other person on earth.
A ruined dream date gives rise to a clandestine arrangement bound by ironclad rules: no jealousy, no displays of possession, and under no circumstances may either develop feelings beyond friendship.
The more layers they strip away, the deeper they fall. Yada soon realizes that the lessons meant to cure her past trauma are slowly consuming her heart. And the best friend she believed she could manage was the one who held absolute dominion over her entire being from the very beginning.