Papa's tears The heart of a family passing each other in a separated house
Ryo Nishikido, who was about to be sniffed about his marriage by Tada (Shintaro Yamada), a reporter for the weekly photo magazine, had to leave the house where he lived with Haruka (Yuka) and others.
Instead of Nishikido as a camouflage, Haruka's ex-husband, Teppei (Takashi Tsukamoto), will live with him. Nishikido's heart is complicated, even to protect Haruka and her children from the media.
He can't forget that Kana (Kanon Tani) said, 'Nishikido isn't a dad,' and he learns that Teppei has begun to want to return to her children's father.
On the other hand, Mei (Umika Kawashima), Yuuto (Yuki Imai), and Kana were worried about Nishikido and felt lonely. The three go to Nishikido's place of work, saying that they want to meet Nishikido, who hasn't returned home for a while due to the stakeout of the weekly journalist and the work he has built up.
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