Narumi, a diligent but unremarkable accountant in her late twenties, hides a private life that clashes with her modest office image: she is Minarin, a popular livestreamer who posts sensual content online. This double life is a reaction to a string of traumatic, abusive relationships that left her with a deep aversion to physical intimacy. Her coworker Shinonome, a handsome and charismatic young man admired by everyone in the office, secretly struggles with gynophobia and an intense fear of being touched by women, which has made romantic relationships impossible for him. One night, the two end up sharing a taxi home, and a series of revelations forces both secrets into the open. In the awkward aftermath, they strike an unusual deal: they will help each other "train" to overcome their respective touch aversion and fear of intimacy. What follows is a slow, humorous, and often tender journey as Narumi and Shinonome, who are otherwise opposites in their public personas, navigate exposure therapy, communication, and their own conflicting desires. The story is set in a contemporary Tokyo office environment and alternates between the rigid professionalism of their workplace and the vulnerable, sometimes clumsy attempts at connection in private. Major narrative arcs include Narumi's gradual reclamation of her own body and pleasure on her own terms, Shinonome's struggle to unlearn his deep-seated anxiety, and the growing intimacy that blurs the line between their training arrangement and genuine romantic feelings. The manga balances comic awkwardness with sincere exploration of sexual trauma, consent, and healing.