All You Want, Whenever You Want

Sales Manager Tsubaki presents a polished, perpetually smiling exterior to the world, yet beneath his professional composure lies an exhausted workaholic. Burdened by the demands of a tyrannical superior, he immerses himself entirely in his career as a shield against personal heartache. When Makino, a bold new transfer to his division, arrives on the scene, their initial interactions are marked by friction. Tsubaki quickly concludes that their contrasting personalities make them fundamentally incompatible. However, Makino’s unapologetic honesty and fearless demeanor soon reveal themselves to be exactly what Tsubaki finds attractive, complicating his carefully guarded emotional boundaries. The dynamic between the two men shifts dramatically when they discover they have been assigned neighboring rooms in the company dormitory. Forced into close proximity, Tsubaki resolves to prioritize logic over emotion, determined to maintain strict professional distance. Yet, Makino’s persistent and genuine affection steadily dismantles his defenses, proving impossible to resist. Although Tsubaki knows that entangling workplace responsibilities with personal desires is a risky endeavor, a sudden, impulsive encounter between them ignites a connection that rapidly deepens into something far more meaningful than either anticipated.