Love is the scent of quilts

In the early Showa era, Yokoyama Yoshiko, a girl from Kobe Girls' School, visited the writer Takenaka Tokio, hoping that Takenaka Tokio would accept her as his apprentice. When Tokio saw Yoshiko for the first time, he was fascinated by Yoshiko's beauty. Yoshiko was wearing a perfume called "musk water", which was collected from the liquid secreted by male deer in estrus to seduce female deer. Tokio was deeply attracted by this fragrance. In the correspondence between Yoshiko and Tokio before Yoshiko came to become her teacher, although Tokio had warned Yoshiko that revealing her identity as a woman and a virgin would easily attract bees and butterflies, he could not help but fall in love with Yoshiko, who called him teacher. At the same time, Yoshiko is also full of intellectual knowledge as a writer...