The admirable person I long for doesn't seem to have me in their sight at all.

The object of admiration for the female students—Count Oswald's son. Such a man was watched daily from afar by the noblewoman Daphne, never tiring of it. However, Oswald had a beloved fiancée, and he had no interest in other women whatsoever. Surrounded by her friend Amy, who muttered "I'm worried you'll end up a spinster," and her childhood friend Kai, who made light remarks saying "If it comes down to it, I wouldn't mind taking you," Daphne finished her short life at the academy. But two years later, a ball invitation and a gift dress arrived at the residence of the now-single Daphne from Oswald—.