A show that knows exactly what it is: two people who are already in love, just existing together, and somehow that's enough. Season 2 doesn't chase plot, it chases the feeling of waking up next to someone who chose you, over and over, in small moments that don't need to go anywhere. If you're watching for the wedding or the drama, you'll be disappointed. If you're watching because Nasa and Tsukasa's quiet certainty about each other is the most romantic thing on TV right now, this season is built for you.

Nasa and Tsukasa Yuzaki are still newlyweds, and after losing their first home to a fire they stay for a while at the Arisugawa family's bathhouse. After a devastating apartment fire and various obstacles that tested their bond, the couple finally gets breathing room to focus on what comes next: planning their wedding ceremony. Their days fill up with fresh experiences, from taking in a cat to a trip to an amusement park, and new friends keep appearing along the way. Tsukasa has met many of the people in Nasa's life, but he has seen little of her family, and he starts to wonder whether he will ever learn more about her mysterious past. The season is a gentle romantic comedy about everyday married life, adapted from Kenjirou Hata's shounen manga.