The Fairy’s Room: When Angels Get Wet

In a village at the foot of the Northern Alps, Sakiko Eto was living with her father, Yukihiro, and an old housekeeper. On weekends, Sakiko went to a foreign language school in Tokyo to learn Spanish. At night, she would stay at the home of a painter named Kusanagi, who was a friend of her father’s. One Sunday, Sakiko learned from Kusanagi where her ex-mother, Kaede, lived. She then went to Kaede’s bar. Kaede was surprised to see Sakiko, who had grown very beautiful. Meanwhile, Tokuda, who had a deep relationship with Kaede, entered the room. That night, the three of them stayed at Kaede’s bar. There, Sakiko saw Kaede and Tokuda kissing each other. This shocked Sakiko greatly. A few days later, Sakiko kissed Sasaki, the bartender at Kaede’s bar. As Sakiko became more and more beautiful, Kaede revealed something surprising to her: Sakiko was actually the child born between Kaede and Kusanagi. Yukihiro raised Sakiko as his own daughter. When Sakiko returned home, she stabbed Tokuda with a Saki had grown up both physically and mentally. But as she watched the conflicts among the adults around her, she became even more innocent in her behavior. Her appearance was like that of a little girl; she was beautiful, like a fairy.