Unexpected pregnancy
Somehow I'm feeling sick ... Maybe I'm pregnant !? Natsuki (Nanase Nishino) tried a pregnancy test while thinking that she wasn't, and the result was positive. When I went to the hospital, I was already 9 weeks pregnant. The other party was Motoya (Yudai Chiba) who drank after a friend's wedding and spent the night together with drunken momentum. Natsuki, who can't concentrate on her work, is pointed out by Kijima that she doesn't have a body, and it's absolutely impossible! Without hesitation, he decided to have an abortion and contacted Motoya, saying, "I have something to meet and talk to." Motoya, who has been in love with Natsuki for seven years, tells Natsuki, who has no intention of giving birth, that she wants her to give birth because she grows up. Natsuki's parents arrive at the wrong time, and when she gets pregnant, Motoya declares to her parents that she will make Natsuki happy! Natsuki decided to proceed with the planning in the baby department without giving an answer, and to do a groove interview with moms who are raising children for product development. And while listening to the stories of the moms, Natsuki's feelings changed ...
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