They weren't supposed to fall in love. They were friends. Nothing more, nothing less. But soon all of that changes and when Aidou falls head over heels, there's nothing he can do to stop it, nothing that he wants to do. Akatsuki is distant. He can't fall in love and when he does, he needs to build up his walls. Loving his best friend isn't okay and he doesn't want to wreck their friendship. They are in love, but they are so stupid that they don't want to wreck their friendship. Aidou can't love someone and Akatsuki can't be loved.

How do you punish a three-thousand-year-old god? By taking away everything that made him an immortal. By chance, the fates of destiny reveal that the eternally single immortal Apollo is destined to meet a human meant to be his blushing bride. Upon the discovery of whom the maiden is eighteen years after her birth, Apollo is livid to discover his betrothed is actually a foul-tempered brat with a very large chip on her shoulder. The sun god finds he absolutely loathes his intended bride nearly as much as she despises him. After horribly angering his father Zeus by wanting to disregard his very own prophecy, the king of the gods casts Apollo down to earth, cursing him to never step foot onto Olympus again for encountering his wrath. The catch...? The sun god has only three months to woo his mortal betrothed into loving him, otherwise, live out the rest of his days as a lowly human. To make matters worse, there are quite a number of enemies the former immortal has made throughout his long life that do not wish for him to regain his immortality...