Waka, a single mother. Kaito, his only son, has grown up and is about to end even if he raises his child. Waka, who is still a woman, has a new lover and is enjoying "woman", but when she tells Kaito that she wants to remarry, she refuses because she rages at her lover and says "Don't take my mom!". Taking this opportunity, his lover also left, and Waka escaped from disappointment to sake ... Waka turned dark and drunk, but she felt smile and joy in the part where her son was still immature and the part where she became a man. Is it because of sickness, because of carnal desire, or because of motherhood? I taught my son who needed me a step-by-step female body as sex education ...
