The Nakamura family—a name that carried weight in the shadows of Tokyo's city, whispered about in secrets and feared in back alleys.
To the outside world, they were successful entrepreneurs, with their charitable donations making headlines in the news.
But behind the gates of their mansion lay a truth so twisted that no one could guess or even imagine: they were a family that focused on making children and breeding them like livestock.
The comparison to livestock wasn't some sort of exaggeration—it was generous compared to their treatment.
Even cattle, after all, received more mercy than the Nakamura children.
Consider the humble cow: it gets shelter built or designated specially for it in whatever weather.
Though confined within their owner's boundaries, they still receive the privilege to roam freely within those limits, to graze and interact with their kind.
