
Chou yo Hana yo
Butterflies, Flowers·蝶よ花よ
Choko Kuze, the pragmatic daughter of a once-respected family now in financial ruin, begins a new job at a real estate firm. Her unpredictable supervisor treats her more harshly than the rest of the staff. When she overhears him refer to her as "milady," she recognizes him as the childhood servant she once knew. While he is demanding and strict at work, he insists on reverting to old-fashioned manners and treating her as a noblewoman outside of work hours. The dynamic between them becomes complicated as they navigate this unusual shift in their relationship.
