
Mari is everyone's favorite housewife, but she hides a dark secret: a traumatic past with her former boss, Kyoichi, who lives right downstairs. When her clueless husband insists she start preparing lunch for him, the cycle of submission begins all over again.












I came here looking for Hana Yoshida's work, and honestly, I thought Hana Yoshida's parts were better. The scene where she gets intimate with Nakaoka's husband was incredibly arousing. Sure, the plot has some questionable moments, but it was worth watching just for Hana Yoshida's scenes.
The story setup was a mistake. They didn't utilize the lead actress well at all. It's pathetic as a director. It's a shame because the start was good. I really hope they try again with the same lead actress to make up for it.
Tamaki and her husband live in the same apartment complex as her former boss and his wife, but Tamaki has a history of being assaulted by that boss. It feels unnatural that the husband would ask Tamaki to take care of the boss's meals just because he and the boss's young wife are colleagues going on a business trip. As expected, the husband was having an affair with the boss's wife, and Tamaki ends up falling into an affair with the boss as well. To summarize, that's the plot, but the relationships between the characters remain unclear. Even the final scene of the four of them walking together felt unsatisfying and left me confused. Everything, including the editing, is just vague.