We met three years ago at a golf studio in Nishi-Azabu. The work complaints and casual conversations exchanged between lessons felt like being treated like a princess to Natsuki. Things progressed smoothly with dating and marriage registration, and they were looking forward to their dream honeymoon. But around this time last year, their time as a couple began to change little by little along with her husband's physical condition. After he started taking medication for high blood pressure, he became hypersensitive about his own body, and the distance between them grew awkward. Three months before the trip, when Natsuki lightly said, "Why don't you consult a doctor once?" her husband's expression instantly changed. "Is that more important than my health?" "If you want it that much, go find a younger man." Words mixed with pride and anxiety about aging pierced deep into Natsuki's heart. It wasn't so much sexual frustration as a loneliness of being left behind, untouched. Her careless remark today had indeed hurt him. But her desire to be close hadn't disappeared. She just didn't know how to face him as a wife, as a woman. The two waver on the brink of their honeymoon. The cause of their disconnect isn't age or physical issues, but the "true feelings they couldn't voice" and the "anxiety of not being touched." She realizes that if things continue like this, their "future as a couple" will crumble. And tonight, with the choice to not betray her own feelings in her heart...