In a bustling office setting, Suzumura Airi is a dedicated dispatch employee who works tirelessly for her company. Her workplace is known for its warm, family-like atmosphere, where everyone is committed to their work and shows kindness and patience to their subordinates. However, Airi has a secret struggle—each morning after the company meeting, she feels a growing heat in her body, making it hard for her to focus. She often retreats to the restroom, where she can't help but indulge in her own private pleasure, a habit that sometimes leads to suspicion of her being lazy.
One day, during the morning meeting, Airi is called upon to answer a question about last week's contract numbers. Her response is hesitant and soft, prompting a scolding from her superior,鲛岛 (Sharishima), who is in a particularly harsh mood. He criticizes her for not meeting the expected performance and even calls her a "social burden," a comment that stings more than it should. But Airi is not one to back down easily. Despite the harsh words, she remains determined, showing a quiet resilience that sets her apart from others.
As the day continues, the tension between Airi and her boss escalates. Sharishima, once a strict but fair leader, is now in a foul mood, and his harsh treatment of Airi only intensifies. Yet, even as he berates her, there's a sense of familiarity and a shared history that hints at a deeper connection. In the end, after a long and exhausting day of work, Airi is finally given the chance to relax and enjoy the moment—something she's been longing for all day. As she lets go of the stress and indulges in a satisfying release, she feels a sense of peace and satisfaction, knowing that despite the challenges, she's still in a place where she belongs.
