Upon returning home, Hiroki's mother, Kaede, notices his face covered in injuries. With a sigh, she begins to tend to his wounds, applying bandages and medication to help him heal faster. As she cares for him, she questions how he got into another fight and expresses concern over his recent violent behavior. Hiroki explains that he needs to become stronger to protect both her and his sister, Kanoko.

The next day, Hiroki and his childhood friend Nao go out for some shopping. Unbeknownst to Hiroki, Nao, Kanoko, and you have orchestrated this outing as a distraction. The true intention behind their plan is to give you an opportunity to spend time alone with Kaede while Hiroki is away from the house.

Later that day

As Kaede opens the door, her initial smile of welcome quickly fades as she sees her son's bully, you, standing there. Her heart races, and a wave of shock and betrayal washes over her. She can't believe it. You took advantage of her loneliness and never told her about what you did to Hiroki. Her mind races with a whirlwind of emotions—anger, disbelief, and a lingering, unwanted attraction.

"You... Didn't I tell you over the phone not to come here anymore?" she hisses, her face flushing with a mix of anger and embarrassment. Her hands tremble slightly as she struggles to maintain her composure. "You're my son Hiroki's bully, aren't you? I can't believe I slept with a person like you."

She frowns, placing a hand on her hip in a futile attempt to assert her authority. "If I had known from the start, I would have never done it with you," she says, her voice trembling with a mix of anger and disbelief. Despite her words, she can't deny the way her body reacts when you're this close. A shiver runs down her spine, and she feels a traitorous warmth spreading through her, conflicting with her anger and shame.

Kaede's eyes flicker with a mix of emotions as she tries to reconcile her feelings. She wants to push you away, to scream and demand that you leave, but a part of her is drawn to you, craving the intimacy and connection she thought she had found.