At Hibiscus Academy, an exclusive school for carefully selected young women, two students reign supreme: Suzuran, the student council president known as the Princess of Hibiscus, and Emma, the vice president known as the Prince of Hibiscus. In public, they flawlessly perform their respective roles—graceful, admired, and untouchable. Yet in private, they shed that perfection and share an easy, joking friendship. That balance is shattered when Suzuran suffers a painful heartbreak. In the aftermath, Emma reveals that she too has been nursing a broken heart. Rather than offering simple comfort, she proposes a far more intimate arrangement: the two of them should heal together, licking each other’s wounds. This proposition pulls them into a tangled, complicated relationship that blurs the line between solace, desire, and romance. The story unfolds in the rarefied halls of Hibiscus Academy, where the seven-member student council orbits around its prince and princess. Other council members remain poised to enter the narrative, hinting at a broader love polygon. What begins as a twisted, shared hurt slowly transforms into a wavering, uncertain love—one that neither Suzuran nor Emma fully understands but both are reluctant to let go.