Wakao, Megumi

若尾恵

Gallerist Megumi wants the paintings of her late husband Kazuma, but Kyousoke, his natural son and sole heir, refuses to release them. She proposes a deal where she receives nothing except the paintings, a matter that also involves property tax. When he still does not agree, she offers him her own daughter Yuna, so that he can do as he pleases with her. She tries to make a calculated, sophisticated, and also quite cold impression, because there is one thing that she cannot forgive her husband for, and that is his masterpiece, the painting "The Yearn of the Morn". After he agrees, she feels doubt about the deal when she realizes how much her offer to Kyousuke exploits Yuna, so she suggests taking her place. Since it is already too late, Yuna now maintains a sadomasochistic relationship with her stepbrother of her own free will. The disposition of her daughter seems to run in the family, to their own surprise, because it is not long until Megumi proposes in the same vein.