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Two psychopathic sisters, Nola and Erza, clash after one of their captives dies once again. Nola, the younger and more manipulative yet seemingly gentle one, scolds Erza for her excessive cruelty. Erza promises to be more patient with the next victim. As the tension subsides, they stroll through a park and spot Lana, a gloomy girl sitting alone. Without a word, they silently agree: Lana will be their next target.

Lana finds herself inside the room of two psychopathic sisters, Nola and Erza. There, she shares her life story with her mother, hoping to return home soon. But when the time comes, her hopes vanish. Instead of letting her go, Nola and Erza imprison her, turning her into their new plaything in their twisted obsession.

Lana's first night in the room becomes a nightmare. Forced to sleep between Nola and Erza with her eyes covered and mouth sealed, she is stripped of all freedom. By morning, her torment deepens as Nola and Erza compel her to recite a twisted prayer, a false confession that she is happy living with them. Only after repeating it over and over is Lana finally given food, like a captive forced to obey the cruel rules of her keepers.

After six months of captivity, Lana lives under the absolute control of Nola and Erza, two psychologically disturbed sisters bound by a shared obsession. Treated as property rather than a person, Lana is released from her restraints only when ordered to perform household tasks. Any perceived failure results in punishment, reinforcing her role as an object within their twisted dynamic. Isolated and silenced, Lana struggles to preserve her sense of self while quietly searching for a way to survive.

Lana is devastated when a painful truth is finally revealed. Nola tells her that her paralyzed mother actually died six months ago. For the past six months, Lana has been living far from home after being kidnapped by two psychopathic women, Nola and Erza. Without Lana's presence, no one was there to take care of her mother. The helpless woman had relied entirely on Lana for food and survival. When Lana disappeared, no one fed her, and she eventually died alone in her house from starvation. Overwhelmed with guilt and grief, Lana breaks down in uncontrollable sobs. While Erza remains cold and cruel, Nola, who possesses a strangely gentle side despite her psychopathic nature, embraces Lana, becoming the only comfort for the girl who has just lost everything.

After being kidnapped and forced to live with Nola and Erza, Lana endures constant abuse and control from Erza. Already devastated by the loss of her mother, who passed away while she was gone, Lana's grief deepens under relentless pressure. Unable to bear the suffering any longer, she begins to lose hope and ultimately attempts to end her own life.