It's been a year since my husband left. Makiko behaves confidently in front of his son, but on the other hand, he spends his days masturbating to distract himself from loneliness. On the day of his twentieth birthday, Makiko's son, who cannot bear to see such things, decides to support Makiko not as a son, but as a man. Makiko is puzzled by her son who forcibly hugs her and caresses her, but her starved body refuses to refuse. If it's just once... Makiko decides to accept. However, his son is an unmatched man who can fire as many shots as he wants in a row.
