"If it's a white wedding, I'll accept compensation."

"I will treat you only as my wife in the family register." On the first night after marriage, Libby, the daughter of the Summers Trading Company, was told this by her new husband, Earl Arvin Oldis. It was a so-called white marriage declaration. However, Libby had anticipated this to some degree, so she steers the conversation toward the matter of compensation. The next day, Libby tells Dil, a servant of the Summers Trading Company: "Plan A." The rise of Libby and the Summers Trading Company begins. Anthology comic project in progress by Bushiroad Works.