It seems I am a pitiful young lady.

Countess's daughter Mimoza is called a "pitiful lady" in high society. The reason is simple: her fiancé, Duke's son Oscar, always appears to be in a bad mood and treats Mimoza coldly (or so it seems). Moreover, when a lovely Baron's daughter recently appeared and got close to Oscar, declaring "I want to make him smile," those around them began to rumor that "the engagement will be broken off any moment now." Sympathetic glances, hesitant words of comfort. However, Mimoza is unfazed. Because she alone knows the true reason why he wears that displeased expression, and the meaning of the silence that flows between them. This is a story of two expressionless people quietly deepening their love, while those around them cling to their own misunderstandings.