Tetsuo Kajita, 42 years old. Father of two. Blessed with a kind wife, he has a happy family life that others envy. He works as a police officer. He used to be a motorcycle cop, but after a transfer, he now works at a neighborhood police box. Handling lost items, dealing with drunks, and going on patrols—his daily duties are demanding but peaceful.

However, he is growing bored with the sluggish routine. The other day, he heard about a colleague's affair. While ethically unforgivable, honestly, as a man, he felt a smoldering curiosity. What kind of pleasure is worth throwing away a happy home and life for? He finds himself lost in thought.

In his line of work, physical strength is a given. Masculine men are, for some reason, quite popular with other men. Before he got married, he was often approached by men. He didn't understand the appeal. Above all, he thinks gay people are repulsive.

He was confessed to by a junior in the past. He was fond of that junior, so he turned him down gently to avoid hurting him. But since then, every time he's approached by a man, a thought crosses his mind: "These guys are men, yet they're into me. I wonder if they'd do anything I ordered them to."

Of course, he would never do such a thing ethically, but there are moments when the thought flashes through his mind. Especially at times like now, when he's grown too accustomed to peace.