I watched the story of Sugiura, who works as a cleaner after retirement, and Minami, the only one who treats him equally. Initially rumored to be troubled due to his intimidating appearance, Sugiura is suspected in a missing important documents incident, and only Minami believes in him, which deeply moved me. This work boasts a storyline that rivals late-night TV dramas, with the actress playing Minami shining in her role. I thought she was a newcomer, but she's actually a seasoned performer with many releases, perfectly suited for the kind-hearted victim role. Her expressive face and deep emotional portrayal are stunning, and her slender figure with ample bust is captivating. Meanwhile, the actor playing Sugiura doesn't just go through the motions; he delicately portrays confusion and emotional growth, enhancing the work's quality. I initially assumed it was from Madonna, but was surprised to learn it's an Attackers production. It has many elements that appeal to women, and I'm glad I purchased it. The completion is so high that it might be her masterpiece, and I regret not discovering it sooner. Overall, it's a masterpiece where story and acting blend seamlessly, offering fresh emotions with each viewing.