
I was invited to a drinking party by a mom friend. If I had a normal daily life and small happiness, it would have been fine, but I joined on a whim. That's where I met him. He was different from all the men I had met before. He always betrayed my expectations and confused me. I started thinking about him no matter what I did, and somehow I became serious.












*Affair drama. A beautiful wife who is more involved in her relationship with her adulterous partner than her husband. The husband is worried that other men will become attracted to his wife as she becomes prettier, but the wife is already so attracted to the man she is having an affair with that she refuses to sleep with him. I wish I could get a divorce right away.
Their daughter moves out, and she ends up going on a blind date with her mom's friends. Ayaharu wasn't interested in affairs at all, but then she meets Odagiri Jun... and their connection just grows. She thinks, 'Just once, and then I'll say no,' but before she knows it, they're meeting up repeatedly. She tries to break it off, but keeps going back. Her husband calls with flowers for their anniversary, but she's at a hotel and doesn't answer. He finds her wedding ring in her bag when she gets home. Most of the video is just Ayaharu and Odagiri Jun, but it would've been way more impactful if they'd explored Ayaharu's internal conflict a bit more. Just my two cents.
You can fully enjoy the beauty of the mature Natsume. I recommend it to those who want to enjoy her beauty and the expression of endurance. I also feel empathy for the male actor. The reason this work doesn't have a perfect score is because of the story. It's because I felt sympathy for the husband who was betrayed and abandoned by his wife without resorting to violence. Therefore, it's a work I can recommend to those who want to enjoy Natsume's allure.
Natume's figure is incredible... her skin just *glows* when she's getting down. Seriously gorgeous. Top tier stuff!
She's always doing doggy style, but wasn't anal sex banned in the AV industry back in December 2018? Please stop with the false dramatic setups.