The OVA picks up exactly where your heart broke in the series finale, then spends 23 minutes proving Ryouma and Izumi's relationship is stronger than the chaos trying to tear it apart. It wastes time on set footage that could've been character moments, but the reunion scenes hit hard enough to forgive it. For anyone who watched the main series, this isn't epilogue, it's evidence that their love actually survives beyond the dramatic ending.
Izumi's peaceful life as a costume designer shatters when Ryoma, the famous actor who once rejected him on live television, suddenly appears at his workplace. Years have passed since that humiliating rejection, yet Ryoma seems genuinely interested in spending time with Izumi now. What makes this reunion particularly complicated is that Ryoma's interest feels genuine, not like the brush-off Izumi expected or deserved. The catch: Ryoma wants Izumi to design costumes for his upcoming film. Izumi finds himself caught between professional responsibility and lingering hurt, unsure whether Ryoma's warmth is authentic or performative. As they work together, old feelings resurface alongside new possibilities, forcing Izumi to confront whether second chances with people who've hurt you can actually lead somewhere real. This romantic comedy mines genuine awkwardness from mixing past rejection with present attraction, offering viewers a chance to watch two characters navigate the messy space between resentment and forgiveness while keeping things light and charming.