"Can you tell with your own eyes? Since I can't do any more than this, I'm asking you to break off the engagement."

It was more than a year ago that Mitchell, the fiancé of Claire, a marquess's daughter, began openly committing adultery. What was strange from that time on was that Mitchell would gaze at Claire with the words "understand with your own eyes," while hanging the baron's daughter Lottie, his affair partner, on his arm. At first, Claire made an effort to understand Mitchell, but she grew tired of the attitude of Mitchell himself and his father, the Earl, who rejected her attempts, and she steered toward breaking off the engagement. This is a story about a marquess's daughter who, despite not cherishing her fiancé, decides to give up on a man who tells her to understand with their eyes that the reason lies with her.