Oyome-sama Honey Days♥

An unexpected engagement drops Yuuji Morisawa into the life of Haruna, a woman from a well-off family he barely knows. Arranged marriages are awkward enough on their own, but these two have to figure out how to actually be around each other while carrying the weight of family expectations neither of them asked for. The 2-episode OVA from BreakBottle follows them through that early, uncertain phase — the strange politeness, the unspoken tension, the gradual moments where two people start to feel like more than strangers. Based on a manga by TANA, it leans into the push and pull of two people who didn't choose each other suddenly sharing space and having to decide what they want that to mean. The animation does a solid job conveying character expressions, which matters a lot when so much of the story lives in the small moments between dialogue. If you liked the slow-burn domestic setup of Ojou-sama wa Oyome-sama or the mix of romance and social pressure in Honey x Honey Drops, this covers similar ground. It's a short commitment at two episodes, and it focuses more on the emotional texture of the relationship than anything else. Worth a look if the arranged marriage dynamic is something you find genuinely interesting rather than just a backdrop.