Bunbetsu to Takan

Is two-timing truly a bad thing? Aya has just confessed her feelings to Kento, a handsome, kind, and universally popular young man who seems absolutely perfect. To her delight, he accepts, and the two officially begin dating. However, the excitement of their new relationship takes an unexpected turn during what is supposed to be their very first outing together at his house. Instead of a quiet moment alone with her new boyfriend, Aya encounters Haraaki, an uninvited tag-along lingering at Kento’s home. Without hesitation, Haraaki begins aggressively flirting with her, pushing boundaries she never anticipated crossing. Caught entirely off guard, Aya tries to resist his advances. With parted lips, she firmly protests, insisting that what is happening is completely wrong. Despite her vocal refusal and moral objections, Aya finds herself facing a deeply conflicting internal struggle. Overwhelmed by an intense susceptibility she did not know she possessed, her body betrays her words. As Haraaki continues his relentless pursuit, she discovers that her physical responses are entirely out of her control, leading her to ultimately accept him in a way she never intended.