Kirepapa

Chisato, a 35-year-old writer with a youthful appearance, is a devoted father to his 15-year-old son, Riju. However, Chisato's overprotectiveness often manifests as paranoia, causing him to expel Riju's friends from their lives. Under the guise of being a friendly and benevolent father, Chisato uses subtle manipulation to drive away the boys who befriend his son. He even resorts to poisoning the cakes he brings to them, all while maintaining a charming smile. One individual, Shunsuke, proves to be immune to Chisato's tactics, but the question remains: is Shunsuke genuinely interested in Riju, or is there something more at play? Furthermore, Chisato's unwavering dedication to a mysterious writer raises questions about his motivations and the true nature of his relationship with this person. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that Chisato's actions are driven by a misguided conviction that Riju's friends are a threat to his well-being.