
Kayoko, a 50-year-old mother, starts a new life with her son and her new husband. The tension is thick, and the son feels suffocated at home. Suddenly, the facade crumbles when it's revealed that his new stepfather is still legally married to someone else, sparking a series of scandalous events.




















She has a calm, somewhat plain impression at first glance. In a way, she feels like someone you might actually know, which is why it's a shame—if the male actor and the production team had put in a bit more effort, it could have been a much better work.
The voice of the actor who is supposedly getting remarried is too loud. It would be better if he whispered. The actress is clumsy with her body and lacks charm. The content is repetitive, so my interest gradually faded while watching.