After attending her husband's forty-ninth day memorial service, Makoto found herself unable to accept his death, even as she bid farewell to the mourning guests. Time passed mercilessly for her, her heart forever bound to the past. Suddenly appearing before her was Kazuya, her late husband's estranged younger brother. Standing before the family altar, he uttered an unthinkable statement: "Now that my brother's dead... I feel so relieved." Stunned, Makoto could only stand frozen in place. But Kazuya refused to leave, emotionally destabilizing her in front of the memorial portrait and repeatedly taking her body. His actions were driven not merely by desire, but by a tangled mix of anger and vengeance toward the brother who had severed their bond. Shaken to her core by his words and conduct, Makoto remained defenseless, exposed before him.