Aishite Nai, kamo.

Ema’s parents have made their intentions perfectly clear: they are determined to see her married to Towa, a wealthy and strikingly handsome young man who has been her childhood friend for as long as she can remember. Despite his impressive background and outward appeal, Ema’s initial impression of him is anything but favorable. In her eyes, Towa is nothing short of cruel, consistently treating her with a sharpness that leaves no room for warmth or affection. She firmly believes that the disdain is entirely mutual, convinced that he harbors just as much dislike for her as she does for him. Yet beneath this frosty dynamic, lingering questions begin to surface. Is Towa’s harsh behavior truly rooted in genuine animosity, or is there something far more complex driving his actions? As the pressure from her family mounts and their paths continue to intertwine, Ema finds herself forced to confront an unsettling possibility. The resentment she so loudly proclaims might not be as absolute as she claims. Caught between her parents' unwavering expectations and her own confusing emotions, Ema must navigate a delicate web of misunderstandings, leaving her to wonder whether the feelings she insists are hatred might actually be masking something else entirely.