With her high school graduation, Kokorozaki's political marriage has been decided. Such a marriage feels like 'death' to her. To heal from this 'after death,' she indulges in various yuri fantasies and records them in her sketchbook. Among the unique individuals who gather around her are her underclassman, who is captivated by Kokorozaki's 'dead-like eyes,' and her fiancé, Hanakago, who is in love with her (male) teacher. Amidst this, Amami, who cherishes Kokorozaki, tries to support her in any way possible. Kokorozaki, having learned Amami's true feelings, starts to feel a bit more positive, but the reality of her marriage to Hanakago is steadily approaching. Unable to refuse the 'well-meaning' blessings from those around her, time continues to pass. Meanwhile, it seems that her fiancé Hanakago also has some complicated circumstances. This story is structured in two parts: the first part involves fantasizing about two women on the street as a yuri couple, while the second part reveals their true relationship. Through the filter of 'yuri,' it also tells the story of a 'woman' fighting against the injustices present in society.