While the protagonist is away, Kaito shows up at the house at 8 PM with a box of expensive pastries. He claims his own mother is out of town and that he heard Yuna might be lonely. The art style shifts here; the pencils become softer, the lighting warmer. Yuna, wearing a simple cardigan and drinking wine, lets him in.
He sees Kaito sitting on the couch next to Yuna. She is asleep, her head resting on Kaito’s shoulder. The wine glass is empty. Kaito is awake. He is staring directly at the window—directly at the protagonist. And he smiles. My Bully Tries To Corrupt My Mother Yuna -Ep.3....
When Yuna demands an apology from her son for “spying” on her, the protagonist realizes the horrifying truth: The Psychological Horror of Episode 3 What makes My Bully Tries To Corrupt My Mother Yuna distinct from typical NTR (Netorare) or bullying genres is the slow degradation of the mother-son bond. Episode 3 shows us that the bully’s goal isn’t just to steal Yuna—it’s to make the protagonist beg to be saved. While the protagonist is away, Kaito shows up