In a world where people possess a secondary biological aspect of Dom or Sub, high school teacher Akito Watanabe has worked tirelessly to hide his true Sub nature. Externally, he is the picture of reliability and competence, the most trusted teacher at his school. But internally, he struggles with fatigue, insomnia, and the deep psychological toll of denying his need for submission and praise. When he finally discloses his status to his fiancée, she leaves him, and his carefully constructed life begins to crumble.

That same night, drunk and desperate for relief, Watanabe uses a matchmaking app designed for Doms and Subs. He is shocked when the person who arrives is Izumi, a charismatic former student. Izumi, now in his twenties and a natural Dom, is at a difficult point in his own life, having dropped out of school and been disowned by his family. The two spend the night together, and their physical and emotional chemistry is immediate. However, Watanabe is horrified by his own actions and tries to end things, but Izumi refuses to leave. He blackmails his former teacher with a video he secretly recorded of their first encounter, using it to secure a place to stay in Watanabe's apartment.

The story follows the tense and intense domestic life that develops as Izumi moves in and begins issuing around-the-clock orders. Watanabe initially resents the coercion but cannot deny that fulfilling Izumi’s commands and receiving praise in return alleviates the physical and emotional symptoms he has suffered for so long. The narrative explores the core tenets of a healthy Dom/Sub dynamic, emphasizing that true submission requires trust and vulnerability, not exploitation. While Izumi is a natural dominant, he is not portrayed as a stereotypical alpha; he also grapples with societal rejection and the fear of being seen as dangerous or aggressive for his nature.

Key narrative arcs include Watanabe's painful journey toward self-acceptance, shedding the societal expectation that he must always be in control. Concurrently, Izumi’s arc reveals his own need for trust, as past relationships have often ended with former lovers threatening him with violence. Despite the coercive premise of blackmail, the story gradually peels back these layers to show two people who are remarkably compatible, providing each other with the validation and stability they have both been missing. The explicit content in the manga is closely tied to the characters' emotional development, often serving as the moments where Watanabe is most honest with himself and with Izumi.

The complete story, written and illustrated by Yodaka Kuroi, is a single-volume work. Originally serialized in B's-LOVEY recottia from July 2021 to March 2022, the manga was released in English by Yen Press in November 2024.