Yes, No, or Maybe?

Kei Kunieda is a popular young newscaster who leads a carefully constructed double life. To the public, he presents himself as a flawless, charming prince, earning widespread admiration for his polished on-screen persona. Beneath this pristine exterior, however, lies a sharply critical personality prone to constant complaining and quick to dismiss those around him as incompetent. Maintaining this stark divide between his outward charm and inner cynicism has become second nature, allowing him to navigate his high-profile career without revealing his true disposition. This delicate balance is unexpectedly tested when Kei steps out of his usual perfect guise. Dressed casually in a tracksuit and wearing a mask, he crosses paths with Ushio Tsuzuki, a visual artist he had recently interviewed in his professional capacity. Fortunately, the disguise proves effective, and Tsuzuki fails to recognize the man standing before him as the celebrated broadcaster. Seizing the opportunity to remain anonymous, Kei introduces himself under the false name Owari. What begins as a chance encounter quickly evolves into an unforeseen obligation when circumstances force Kei to assist Tsuzuki with his artistic work, blurring the lines between his hidden identity and his public life.