For the past year, the wife of a man on a long-term business assignment has been living alone in their apartment, waiting for him to return. At first, he made it a point to come back often, but as time passed, his visits became less frequent—until now, he barely comes back once a month. Frustrated and lonely, she begins to feel the distance growing between them.
One day, she notices a new neighbor, a shy first-year university student named Hajime-kun, who has been watching her from the hallway. Every time she changes clothes, he peeks in, and she can't help but notice how he blushes when they cross paths. Curious about his quiet admiration, she decides to take a chance and invite him over.
Inside her apartment, she offers him some fruit from her home, but the real surprise comes when she tells him that she wants to share something more special than fruit—something that might help him understand what it means to be truly close to someone. As the evening unfolds, the tension between them grows, and soon, the shy student is no longer just watching from afar.
What starts as a simple conversation turns into an intimate experience. Hajime-kun, who might even be a virgin, is caught off guard by her boldness and charm. As they spend more time together, the shy boy begins to open up, and the quiet admiration he once had turns into something deeper. She takes the lead, guiding him through every step of their connection, showing him what it means to truly feel something.
As the night continues, their interactions become more intense, and the once-shy Hajime-kun finds himself completely immersed in the moment. He loses himself in the feeling of being close to someone, and the experience becomes more than just a simple encounter—it becomes a lesson in love, intimacy, and the power of connection. With every touch, every glance, and every shared moment, she helps him discover a new side of himself, one that he never knew he had.
As the night comes to a close, both of them are left breathless, changed by the experience, and eager for what comes next.
