Sunflowers are blooming at night

Norihito and Hisato have the kind of marriage most people would envy — steady, comfortable — until Norihito makes a catastrophic mistake at work that costs his company millions. Instead of firing him outright, the company president offers a deal: Hisato takes a job as his personal secretary, and the debt gets handled. Norihito agrees. Hisato agrees. And from there, the situation gets complicated in ways nobody mapped out beforehand. This is a single-episode ONA from T-Rex, adapted from manga, so it wastes no time getting into the emotional core of the premise — a marriage under pressure, a power imbalance that nobody in the room is fully comfortable naming, and two people who love each other making choices that are hard to cleanly label as right or wrong. It leans into the drama of that ethical grey zone more than you might expect from something this short. If you've ever found yourself drawn to stories like Kimi no Na wa or Koe no Katachi, where relationships carry real emotional weight and decisions have consequences that linger — this scratches a similar itch, just in a much more adult and morally murky direction. Don't go in expecting a tidy resolution. The whole point is the tension, the loyalty, and the question of what sacrifice actually means when the person making it never had a real choice.