Hitori Tsuma

Yukina arrives at the hospital to visit her injured husband and finds him doing what he always does: hitting on every woman in sight. Embarrassed and exhausted, she sits alone on a corridor bench until a young man offers her coffee. Yuuto is there for someone else, attentive and unfailingly kind—the opposite of the man she married. She tells herself he is only scenery, a brief pause in a marriage already going cold.

That pause does not stay brief. A help-wanted flyer for a newly opened café pulls her through the door, and the master behind the counter is Yuuto. With almost no staff, the two of them run the shop together. During her first waitress shift his hands find her chest and hips while she is still taking orders. She tries to keep her voice steady, serve drinks, and hide how wet she already is. By closing time the pretense is gone: panties pulled aside at the counter, then a raw, unhurried claiming after the lights go down.

What began as hospital small talk becomes an affair built on reciprocity. If her husband will not stop, Yukina will stop pretending she has to stay empty. The OVA is a compact saretsuma story—shame, workplace exposure, and a lonely wife who finally answers infidelity with her own body.