As a ronin student, I live in a condominium purchased by my hardworking older brother through a housing loan, staying with him and his wife in a sort of boarder-like arrangement. Every day, I'm harshly scolded by my brother, leaving me dejected and disheartened. My sister-in-law, noticing my constant gloom, gently comforts me, saying, "Don't be so down. I'm sure you'll pass." But as the strain of my daily ronin life wears on me, my gaze—despite my better judgment—keeps drifting toward my sister-in-law's cleavage, my emotions trembling uncontrollably. This is a poignant yet sensual portrayal of everyday life, filled with quiet longing and forbidden desire.