A few days ago, a tough-looking man who appeared to be unemployed found a young woman he liked at a cabaret club he happened to visit, and one day he invited the young woman out to dinner. The tough-looking man sits in his seat and enthusiastically talks about his strength in an attempt to impress the young woman. Meanwhile, the young woman has no particular feelings for the man and just intends to be his companion, but she is in a good mood after enjoying the delicious food and alcohol and listens to what he has to say. The young woman pleases the tough-looking man by acting flirtatious in order to smoothly lead him into the bar and to make his feelings for her more special, as she senses that he may become a big customer through conversation. After dinner, the intimidating man and the young woman go to the cabaret club where the woman works. The intimidating man stomps into the VIP room as if to show off his authority to the other customers. The tough-looking man is excited by the dressed-up young woman, and uses gestures and talks eloquently to try to get into her heart. A young woman who knows her own value, sometimes being spoiled and sometimes being selfish, shakes the heart of a tough man. When a tough-looking man puts his hands around the young woman's waist and forces her to go at his pace, the young woman, who is naturally attracted to pushy men, gradually begins to take a more comfortable attitude towards the tough-looking man and drinks more alcohol than usual at the man's pace. The tough-looking man and the young woman go to a love hotel. The young woman, who ended up going to the hotel on impulse, tells him she won't have sex to prove she's not an easy woman. The tough-looking man, who behaved arrogantly when he left the VIP room of the cabaret club, becomes mischievous when he enters the hotel. He expresses his feelings on the hotel's play equipment, and the young woman's feelings are heightened. The young woman also tries to toy with the intimidating man, but eventually gives in to his forcefulness.
