Kakuriyo -Bed & Breakfast for Spirits-

Byakuya orders Aoi to either start making profits or marry Odanna. Oryo asks Aoi to make a bento for a famous author who regularly stays at Tenjin-ya to work. Aoi struggles as the author frequently skips meals. Odanna gives her advice on running Moonflower and shows concern for her health. Aoi comes up with bento's that can be eaten while writing. A week later the author, a Nyuudou-bouzu named Hakkabou thanks her for the bentos. He wears a mask similar to the Ayakashi from her childhood and tells her it is a popular style from the south. Aoi learns Hakkabou bases his heroes on Odanna and his villains on Shiro. When he realises Aoi is Shiro's granddaughter and Odanna's fiancé he rushes off to start writing. A young girl visits Moonflower and after trying Aoi's food gives Aoi a colourful ball then vanishes. Ginji suspects the girl was a Zashiki-warashi blessing Aoi with prosperity. Moonflower suddenly becomes extremely popular after Hakkabou praises Aoi in his newspaper column. As a result Aoi is requested to attend the Imperial Court and cook an anniversary meal for Nuinoin, a royal family member, and Ritsuko, his human wife who misses human style food. (Source: Wikipedia)