In a daring feat of cunning, the sisters Hitomi, Rui, and Ai – collectively known as the Cat's Eye – manage to evade Detective Toshio and make off with the coveted "Roman Woman."

Hitomi persists in her pursuit of the painting "A Girl from One Day," undeterred by the formidable security and inherent dangers surrounding it.

Despite Ai’s protests, Hitomi and Rui were determined to rob the Ohashi Museum of Art.

A shadow of worry crossed Hitomi’s face. The upcoming heist weighed on her, made heavier still by the unsettling scrutiny of Detective Asatani. His gaze followed her with a persistent intensity that she couldn't shake.

Kamiya, a man known for pilfering precious stones, found himself unexpectedly drawn to Hitomi. He devised a wager with Ai, a calculated move intended to bring him within reach of the woman who had captured his attention.

Hitomi's involvement in the events surrounding Cat's Eye creates a growing distance between her and Toshio, her lover and a detective.

After a moment's hesitation, the sisters agreed to let Toshio stay at the Cat's Eye café.

To avert Toshio’s impending demotion, the sisters devised a scheme: they would send a fabricated report of a robbery to the authorities.