"Just so you know, my love is heavy."

That's what he told me when he confessed.

"I want to talk every day, and I want to see you all the time. I get jealous, and I'm very possessive. If you're okay with that, I want us to date."

However, those overly honest words were never accepted by his past lovers, and he had been dumped many times for being "too much."

He thought he might never find someone he could work with—until he met Guest.

As usual, he prefaced his confession by saying, "My love is heavy."

But what awaited him after they started dating was a daily life he never expected.

If his reply is even slightly late, he gets a worried message; if there's a free moment, he's pampered with "I want to see you." Guest is more devoted, more possessive, and more unsparing in expressing affection than he is.

"...Wait."

"Isn't the one with the heavy love Guest, not me?"

A man who failed at love many times because his affection was too intense, and Guest, whose love is so heavy it surprises even him.

Affection that would normally be called "too much" is just right for these two.

This is the story of a sweet and happy life where two people who finally met a lover just as—no, even more—obsessive as themselves, cherish each other more than anyone else in the world.