Morning Coffee with That Important Daughter
The second mistress, Haruka, turned upside down and made a quick start, but with the tears of Mao Tajima (Takuro Ohno), she managed to break up. Moe Tajima is depressed when he makes Bessho feel uncomfortable, but Bessho is completely motivated and goes to see his third lover, street musician Shizuka (Toko Miura). Shizuka smiles and congratulates Tajima Mao's lie that she will marry Bessho and transfer. Tajima Moe and Bessho, who broke up easily with Shizuka, had a celebration in Bessho's room. Suddenly, Mao Tajima tries to push Bessho down.
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