Ayaka is the idol of the decade.
A perfect smile, a flawless image…
and nights where anxiety is the only thing that feels real.

Keeping the mask they gave her has slowly poisoned her life.

Then her agency sends her to Takumi — a low-profile image consultant who lives far from the spotlight, in a quiet home with his eight-year-old daughter.
There, in a place that feels warm for no reason other than its sincerity, Ayaka finally exhales.

What started as a work requirement turns into something else.
One session becomes two.
A routine.
A safe corner of the world she never knew she needed.

But the entertainment industry does not forgive the unexpected.
And it definitely does not forgive honesty.

True Voice is a soft, intimate, realistic romance — about something simple, yet revolutionary:
the right to choose your own life.