The novel opens with a letter from Sada, a fan of Yuka's novels. She's worried that Yuka might lose interest in her, since she's fallen so far behind in the popularity rankings. Sada tells Yuka to keep trying to write a love story, because the mission is so important that she'll forget about it. Yuka says that she has to go to her family's hospital, which is huge, so she can rummage around and see what's wrong with her house. She tells Sada that she can't forget about the mission, since it's such a big deal. She also tells her that the hospital is huge and her family runs it. She says that her family has run it for generations, so it must be big, too. She compares the hospital to her own house, and she wonders if she can look so relieved since he broke her heart. She asks Sada to look at the new limited edition of the novel, which has just come out, and Sada says that no one is better than Yuka, and that the population of Japan is more than three hundred million people better than her. She then says that the novel's cover art is finally on break content, which means that it will be available to mature audiences only. She goes on to say that she was relieved when Yuka didn't do well with him, and now that he's gone, she wants to make sure Yuka doesn't sleep with someone else. She wants to know what Yuka is up to, because she knows that she slept with Yuka and that she may have discovered a new weakness to exploit. She adds that she loves her and will never let her go.