Volume 4 tells mostly of new characters Laila and Leily, twins who are on the hunt for handsome, rich husbands. Smith stumbles across them and stays in their village for a bit. The twins are eager to be married, but they need to learn how to be their own person apart from each other. Two village brothers, Sarm and Sami, who have known them their whole lives enter the picture. Laila and Leily learn to lower their expectations, discover themselves, and discover that they each like their respective betrothed.

We also get a little more of Azel and the clan's storyline, tensions with Russia, and the potential of the Persian army to help. Mori continues to weave historical aspects into these slice-of-life scenes, as always expertly drawn and told.