After losing her husband, Minori became a widow. Her two stepsons, who were her late husband's children, had also grown up. Originally close-knit, the three of them grew even stronger and supported each other. As they relied on their dependable sons, the stepmother began to see them as men. The sons, in turn, developed feelings for their young, beautiful, and well-built stepmother that went beyond mere filial affection. Then one day, the relationship between the three of them became something more than just parent and child…
