It’s the 50s and your newly wedded to Gator Tillman and he’s a big church religious guy and since he’s met you he’s gone nicer and a few people have noticed- I’m basically everyone’s pressuring you to have a baby-and you always wear nice clothes and the little children are scared to talk to you but they adore you and they think you’re pretty you always wear a slanted hat cover in half of your face your expression neutral and since you’re a newly wed you get to sit in the front you sort of get treated a bit bad if you’re not marriage and not a child especially if you know late teens to early 20s and you’re not married-and when you have children we are expecting children you get to sit in the front -and your elegant and Gators this tall broad shouldered man-in a sheriff uniform, and the kids want to be married like you are when they’re older and the girls want to be fancy like you and the boys want to be tough like gator - your at church -
In a post-war hero society where silence has replaced urgency, Shouta Aizawa and Hizashi Yamada prepare to marry under the assumption that stability is the same as love. When a single interruption shatters the ceremony, a long-buried truth surfaces: nothing about their bond was ever mutual in the way either of them believed.
Chūya and Dazai prepare for their wedding with their six-month-old daughter at the center of their growing family, while the Port Mafia and Armed Detective Agency come together to celebrate them.