Saijo no Osewa

At an elite academy filled with daughters of influential families, Saijo no Osewa centers on the gap between polished appearances and private helplessness. Hinako Konohana is admired by the entire school as the perfect young lady, known for her elegance, poise, and flawless etiquette in a place where reputation matters almost as much as talent. Away from the spotlight, however, she is a complete disaster who cannot manage the simplest chores and falls apart the moment real responsibility lands on her shoulders. That hidden side becomes a serious problem when ordinary student Itsuki Tomonari is pushed into serving as her caretaker in secret. What begins as awkward, around-the-clock damage control turns into a daily struggle to cover for Hinako's mistakes, protect her public image, and contain the chaos that trails behind her. As Itsuki spends more time with her, constant friction slowly gives way to warmth, while figures such as Mirei Tennouji sharpen the contrast between the academy's glittering surface and the vulnerability beneath it. The series plays that tension through romantic comedy, embarrassment, and the quiet realization that maintaining a perfect facade is not the same as living honestly.