Misha's life takes an unexpected turn when her father hires Tsubame, a new live-in maid with a peculiar obsession: she's hopelessly smitten with cute young girls, and Misha becomes her favorite target. What unfolds is a constant battle of wills as Tsubame relentlessly pursues cuddling, pampering, and embarrassing Misha at every opportunity, while the girl does everything in her power to resist her maid's affections. The comedy emerges from their daily clash of personalities. Tsubame, a former military officer with unexpected softness, genuinely cares for Misha's wellbeing beneath her overwhelming fondness. Misha, caught between annoyance and the begrudging realization that someone deeply wants to dote on her, finds herself in a strange dynamic that's equal parts frustrating and oddly touching. What could have been uncomfortable instead becomes lighthearted and silly. The show mines humor from exaggerated reactions, misunderstandings, and Misha's increasingly creative schemes to maintain her dignity. Underneath the absurdity lies something genuine: two people learning to care for each other in the strangest way possible. It's wholesome chaos disguised as pure comedy.