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岩园贞义（竹中直人 饰）是一名住在群居公寓里、相貌平平的公司小职员，早年感情曾受伤害，因此希望得到一份身心合一的完美爱情。某夜岩园劫持了慢跑的高中女生桦岛邦子（小岛圣 饰），本以为将遭受强暴的桦岛却受到岩园的殷勤对待，岩园表达了自己的想法，遭到的却是一阵痛骂。随着相处时间增长，两人的关系却日渐和谐。 在温泉旅行中，桦岛放弃逃跑的机会，回到岩园身边，两人开始以叔侄身份公开出入公寓，在房间里尽情享受鱼水之欢。不久东窗事发，岩园甘愿接受制裁，桦岛则称这一切都是两厢情愿。 改编自松田美智子的报告文学作品——《女子高校生诱拐饲育事件》，取材自真实事件。
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