My Happy Marriage

How I found Love and Powe in a cruel world

Miyo requests Kiyoka to take her to the Saimori residence one last time. When they arrive there, Kiyoka informs Miyo that Shinichi and Kanako have moved to the house in the countryside and the Tatsuishis are to blame, though the incident has not revealed to the public. He also reveals Kazushi has replaced Minoru as the head of the Tatsuishi family. Meanwhile, at the Tatsuishi residence, Kouji tries to assure Kaya that they will rebuild the Saimori family, but she tells him off as she prepares to move to a strict household where she will be working as a servant. After Miyo thanks Kiyoka for rescuing her, they run into Kouji. Kouji informs Miyo that he will be leaving for his training in the old capital. Miyo and Kiyoka return home and make their engagement official. Sometime later, Miyo meets Kiyoka's older sister Hazuki, who becomes Miyo's tutor. That night, Kiyoka finds Miyo having another nightmare and deduces that it is the Usuba ability. The next day, General Ookaito informs Kiyoka about how someone has unsealed the gravestone containing Grotesqueries. Elsewhere, Arata plans his next move. Kiyoka, Ookaito and Kazushi are given an audience with Prince Takaihito who reveals that the imperial capital will be invaded by the Grotesqueries. Soon after, Takaihito congratulates Kiyoka on his engagement with Miyo. Meanwhile, Miyo learns the Western etiquettes for the upcoming party. After her lesson with Hazuki, she ponders over the meaning of family. "I want very much to be by Kudo's side but what does it mean being a family?" As Kiyoka worries over Miyo's nightmares, he sends Iwashimizu to gather information on the Usuba family. Later, Kiyoka meets the Ministry of the Imperial House's messenger Arata Tsuruki for the discussion about the investigation. That night, Kiyoka and his subordinates encounter the Grotesqueries and destroy them. The next morning, Miyo encounters Arata when she suddenly collapses during her training day.  

   Kiyoka quickly returns home to find Miyo resting with Hazuki by her side. He and Hazuki discuss Miyo and her connection to the Usubas. Sometime later, Kiyoka is informed of the Grotesqueries' attack on the civilians. Meanwhile, when Hazuki asks Miyo about her ideal life, Miyo replies that she wanted to be with Kiyoka. Elsewhere, Kiyoka discusses with Iwashimizu about the investigation on the Usubas. Later that night, Kiyoka comforts Miyo over her loneliness and reassures he will be there for her. The next day, Miyo is visited by Arata, who comes to see Kiyoka, and is given an offer. After Kiyoka is put in charge on protecting the capital from the Grotesqueries, he is confronted by Arata over his supposed treatment towards Miyo. Kiyoka becomes shocked when he is told about her sudden collapse the other day. Afterwards, Kiyoka receives information from Iwashimizu about a woman named "Sumi Tsuruki", discovering that she had the same surname as Arata's. He hurries back to find Miyo in the kitchen where she passes out in his arms. Kiyoka takes her with him while on his way to confront Arata. Kiyoka and Miyo arrive at the Usuba mansion. There, Arata fully introduces himself as Arata Usuba, Miyo's cousin. He explains that the cause of Miyo's nightmares is actually her spiritual gift. Kiyoka and Miyo are then introduced to the head of the Usubas, Yoshirou Usuba. Yoshirou offers Kiyoka his help if Kiyoka is willing to let Miyo stay with her maternal family. Yoshirou explains that Miyo has the ability to intervene in a person's dreams and because of that, she will continue to have nightmares. When Kiyoka refuses to leave Miyo behind, Arata tells Kiyoka he should focus on the Grotesqueries' impending invasion on the capital before he challenges him to a duel. Kiyoka has the upper hand until he is distracted by Arata's illusion of Miyo and loses the match. As a result, Miyo is taken under the care of her family. Despite his defeat, Kiyoka swears that he will get Miyo back once he deals with the situation. Back at the Usuba mansion, Yoshirou is about to tell Miyo about how her mother married into the Saimoris and why she sealed away Miyo's spiritual powers.

     Yoshirou explains that years before Miyo was born, the family business was in debt. When the Saimori family approached the Usubas, they offered their assistance if Sumi married Shinichi, which Sumi accepted against Yoshirou's wishes. As a result, she was estranged from her family. Yoshirou also explains to Miyo about her supernatural ability, the Dream-Sight. When Miyo uses her powers, she discovers that her mother sealed away her powers to protect her from exploitation. Sometime later, Arata explains to Miyo about her duty as the Maiden of the Dream-Sight along with his duty to protect her. Meanwhile, Kiyoka and his subordinates fight off the Grotesqueries. However, he becomes unconscious when he protects Godo. The next day, after the sealing on Miyo's powers is lifted, she becomes shocked when she is informed of Kiyoka's condition. When she wishes to see Kiyoka again, Arata reveals to Miyo that the emperor wants her to stay with the Usubas permanently because of her existence and ability. Despite the consequences, Yoshirou allows Miyo to leave and Arata takes her to Kiyoka. When Miyo comes to see Kiyoka, she decides to use her powers to save him. Miyo finds herself in the dream world of the Saimori residence. There, she confronts her other self. When Miyo's other self-dissuades her, Miyo declares that she will not run away and promises that she will save Kiyoka.

Soon after, using Kiyoka's kumihimo as her guide, Miyo manages to find him in an endless battle against the Grotesqueries. Elsewhere, the Emperor is informed of Miyo's attempt to rescue Kiyoka. When the Emperor tries to destroy Miyo and Kiyoka in the dream world, their combined power overwhelms and defeats him as the Grotesqueries are destroyed. After Miyo and Kiyoka are awake, Arata reassures her that she is still part of the Usuba family while Kiyoka tells him that they will have a rematch someday. The next day, Prince Takaihito reveals to General Ookaito that the emperor is responsible for releasing the Grotesqueries while planning to have his father atone for his actions in the future. Miyo and Kiyoka return to their daily lives. Several days later, they both attend the party. 

      Finally, our daily lives regained a sense of peace. My nightmares were over. I no longer suffered from sleepless nights. Kudo and I got to share our means together. and enjoy conversing with one another. I'm starting to notice that I no longer dread going to sleep or waking up. It feels like I know the true meaning of happiness now. Getting to cherish little moments with someone dear to me.