"As long as you are willing to pay the price, I can solve any problem for you."
What's the cost?
---Money.
At the age of 6, Matsuda Jinpei spent all his savings and borrowed all his pocket money before he became an adult in exchange for his father's innocence.
At the age of 16, Hagiwara Kenji held him in tears in the restaurant where he worked part-time, and used all his salary from his part-time job in exchange for a chance to change his family's bankruptcy.
Can money really buy everything?
Yes, money can buy everything.
At the age of 17, Matsuda Jinpei used the prize money he won on the field in exchange for a kiss from him.
Money can buy everything, and so can love.
At the age of 17, Hagiwara Kenji silently alienated them. When he came to ask, he had mixed emotions and opened his heart to him.
"I'm not willing to give in. It's obvious that I fell in love with you first."
Money can't buy everything, and neither can love.
He was a bastard who deceived two people's feelings, but left like the wind without leaving a word.
Intention: Sincerity in exchange for true love