Haitoku no Oniwa

Nana finds herself facing an unexpected and deeply troubling personal crisis when her husband announces he will be away on a week-long business trip. What should have been a routine period of solitude quickly transforms into a source of intense internal conflict, as his absence leaves her alone in the house with her son. Without her husband's presence to anchor her daily life, Nana begins to struggle against unsettling desires that she has long tried to suppress. As the days stretch ahead, the quiet domestic space becomes a testing ground for her self-control. The core of her dilemma lies not in any external threat, but in the dangerous temptation growing within her own mind. She is forced to confront a forbidden attraction directed toward her own child, a realization that fills her with both dread and unwanted longing. The narrative centers entirely on this psychological tension, exploring whether Nana possesses the strength to maintain her boundaries throughout the week. With no outside distractions and only the walls of their home to contain her, she must battle her own impulses before they cross the line from hidden thoughts into irreversible actions.