Nakamura hires Yuki to vlog at a big club party. Yuki, in the crowd, flirts with three girls: a cosplayer who pays via livestream, a bar girl, and a DM fanatic. Marina, who is editing the video backstage, catches Yuki. When Nakamura is busy, she texts Yuki to meet at a cheap love hotel. They secretly hang out at motels or shabby karaoke rooms. Yuki, who has a bunch of friends, pretends to talk about “hard life” to get money from Marina, which she uses to pay for other girls. The drama explodes one night at the motel: Marina, drunk and bored, lets Yuki lead them on, the two of them rush into each other in a purple-lit room, clothes strewn about, Yuki’s cigarette smoke mixed with bass music from a Bluetooth speaker. Yuki secretly films a short video of their intimacy, keeping it as a tool of manipulation. He also steals Marina’s ring, sells it to pay off his gambling debts. Yuki gets the three girls – cosplayer, bar girl, and sugar baby – pregnant, then blocks their numbers, abandoning them. Marina, seeing a strange message from another girl, is still drawn to Yuki Tokyo does not hide her guilt. One night, Yuki and Marina leave the motel, the cosplayer Yuki dumped secretly films her, uploads the clip to X. Nakamura receives an anonymous message: the link to the clip, with the line “Marina and your trash.” At the same time, the pregnant bar girl texts Marina, revealing that Yuki dumped her. Marina, facing Yuki in a dark alley, sighs “You are such a jerk”