
A single mother with a teenage daughter. She starts working at a cabaret club due to financial hardship. She struggles with the unfamiliar nightlife but works hard. One night, she is gradually drawn to the kindness of a male customer. Their relationship goes beyond that of customer and performer, crossing boundaries both inside and outside the club. As a single mother, is it okay to pursue this love… to convey these feelings…? The woman's internal conflict unfolds…


















The screen is a bit dark, but it's not bad as a drama. Of course, since it's only two hours long, detailed depictions aren't possible, but this is probably the limit for a drama. Not something I'd necessarily keep, but it's okay for a casual watch.
Like others have said, the screen is too dark, making it hard to see the action, but I thought the immersion was good. It was alright, in its own way.
I'm a fan of Miku. I appreciated the attempt at doggy style, but it was almost entirely shot from the side. I couldn't even see her beautiful gluteal cleft! Why? I was hoping for more in the final scene, but the room was too dark to see anything. Why? I unfortunately can't understand the taste that finds this darkness acceptable. They really dropped the ball here...
The muted interactions inside the shop... and the secret encounters at a house with a daughter present... Ugh, I want to watch it again! I was hoping for a passionate scene in a hotel. Or at least a more uninhibited scene at home now that the daughter wasn't around. And it would've been nice if it was brighter overall.
Honestly, the scenes were too dark to see clearly, which was a bit of a letdown. That's a point against it. But the story and actress were good, and I liked the realism. So, I'll give it a positive review! Not quite a masterpiece, but definitely worth watching.