A story depicting a younger brother's encounter with a mentally fragile girl. After being dumped by her boyfriend, the girl turns to the brother for comfort, revealing her inner anxieties and emotional turmoil. Through the brother's eyes, we see her psyche—adorable on the surface, yet carrying a dark, unsettling aura. Her tone of voice and shifting gaze hint at her unstable tendencies, while the brother himself appears emotionally fragile as well.
As he tries to comfort her with words like "You've got your own good qualities," he gradually shifts toward sexual behavior—groping her beautiful breasts, touching her private parts, actions that stir envy within her. Yet amid this, she repeatedly asks, "Will you go out with me?" demanding commitment and emotional responsibility from him.
At first, the brother casually replies, "Sure, let's date," as he continues fondling her breasts and engaging in increasingly sexual acts. But as her obsession grows, he begins instinctively pulling away. Unaware of his retreat, she intensifies her pursuit—like an onibaba from an old folktale, relentlessly closing in on him.
Behind her pretty face lies a faint, eerie smile, an unnerving fixation, and that ever-repeating plea: "Will you go out with me?"—all exposing the true nature of her mental instability. Drawn into both fear and attraction, the brother ultimately succumbs to masturbation, marking the climax of their encounter. Their twisted interaction leaves a deep, lasting impact on his psychological state.
This work presents a dark, introspective narrative about relationships with emotionally unstable girls. Told from the brother's perspective, it intricately portrays the girl's psyche and behavior, leaving viewers with unsettling questions about desire, guilt, and emotional entrapment.