Episode 5
Haruka (Yuka) went to pick up Honjo (Kiichi Nakai) who was drunk at Kanako (Yuki Matsushita)'s house. Awkward air flows. Honjo, who had a fierce quarrel with Haruka for the first time, spends the night at her office. Honjo reflects on it in the morning. However, there is no bag. I forgot to go to Kanako's house. The bag contains Alzheimer's medicine that has not been revealed to the surroundings. Honjo is impatient. Meanwhile, Kanako, who came to deliver her bag in her abominable mood, feels her jealousy and envy when she sees Haruka surrounded by her children. However, Haruka was also worried because she didn't understand Kazuya's (Shu Miyazawa) feelings. Haruka consults with Tokieda (Reiko Kusamura) that she 'failed to raise her child.' Kazuya leaves the house feeling he was abandoned by his parents. At last, Honjo realizes that he has been caught up in the past and has not properly looked at his family today. Knowing that Kazuya had been bullied at school, he regrets that he should have listened more. 'Are you going to lose your son again?' ... Frightened, Honjo searches around the city at night.
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