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Kaito lives with Sakura, who attends the same university. During spring break, Sakura is called home by her parents, and Kaito ends up looking after his uncle's new wife, Misaki, while he's busy with work...
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Kaito lives with Sakura, who attends the same university. During spring break, Sakura is called home by her parents, and Kaito ends up looking after his uncle's new wife, Misaki, while he's busy with work...
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Written By:Hitoshi Ishikawa
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Lovepunk, Okura Pictures
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