Joushi to no Hitoban

Kondou Takayuki harbors an intense, deep-seated resentment toward his superior, Takagi Toshinobu, whom he perceives as a cruel and heartless sadist. This animosity stems from the fact that Takagi’s harsh treatment appears to be exclusively directed at him, while the boss remains perfectly amiable and considerate toward every other employee. Kondou is tormented by this inexplicable double standard, constantly questioning why he alone must endure such relentless insensitivity and wondering what he could have possibly done to deserve this singular hostility in their professional environment. The fragile boundaries of their strained workplace relationship shatter completely when Kondou awakens one morning to find himself sharing a bed with his dreaded boss. Overcome with panic and confusion, he struggles to piece together the events of the previous night, unable to recall how they ended up in such a compromising and intimate situation. This bewildering turn of events forces Kondou to confront the terrifying uncertainty of what transpired between them, transforming his daily professional nightmare into a deeply personal crisis that challenges everything he thought he knew about his superior and himself.