Tsubaki has one job: to support Shigure, a protective god, in both his private life and his public career as an author. Tsubaki is also a devoted fan of Shigures literary work, making the position a dream come true. However, the role comes with an unusual requirement. Tsubaki must regularly offer his devotion to the god, a small ritual that leaves him physically overwhelmed. His pulse races, his breathing becomes labored, and his entire body heats up. Struggling to keep both his intense physical reactions and his growing romantic crush a secret, Tsubaki finds that his duties never seem to go as planned. The story is set in a world where gods live alongside humans, managing ordinary jobs like writing novels. The central conflict arises from Tsubakis attempt to maintain a professional composure while his body and heart betray him every time he gets close to Shigure. The narrative focuses on the push and pull between genuine affection and the formal act of devotion, exploring whether Tsubaki can hide his feelings or if the ritual will expose everything he is trying to conceal.