Having lost his parents in an accident during childhood and raised in a facility, he was taken in by his current parents several years later. Until then, he lived in solitude, but the moment his new mother first reached out to him, his life changed drastically. Driven by a deep desire to become a true family, he is repeatedly taken by his adoptive parents every day. These acts go beyond mere sexual relations, symbolizing how he fills his emotional void and clings to the idea of family. Trying to gain his mother's attention, he deliberately misbehaves, seeking punishment as a way to affirm his own existence. Woven throughout this process are themes of loneliness, dependency, and conflicted love, with intense emotional depth serving as the core focus.