Good luck suffers from mouth
Mao Tajima (Takuro Ohno) was called when Haruka (Rei Sato) had a story. There were a lot of mistresses who should have broke up with the cooperation of Bessho (Kaho). Bessho rushes to Tajima Moe in a hurry to find out why the unmarried Tajima Moe lied, "I want to break up because I want to take good care of my wife." However, Kasahara (Megumi Okina) did not intend to lie to Tajima Moe originally, and may have lied by guidance from another place, and Tajima Moe's kindness may have been used by his mistresses as well. Ask if there is any. Bessho who is not convinced and screams, mistresses who are confused. A weak man driven, Mao Tajima ...
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