
Eri and Yoji have been married for 10 years since their workplace marriage. One night, her husband brings back Saeber, who entered the company at the same time. Saeber, who had been transferred to the Kyushu branch, is returning to work at the head office. Eri, who was once Saeber's subordinate, also rejoices at the reunion after a long time...












First time seeing Onodera Mayu, and she really embodies that 'wife' vibe. Her expressions as she's taken and moans are insane. I'd love to see other series where a married woman falls from grace.
Her acting is so good, I was completely drawn into the drama! With this kind of stuff, the first time is always the hottest... But everything with Onodera felt fresh! Her acting, expressions, moans – all top tier.
Onodera's destructive power is no joke! It's been a long time since I've gotten this worked up, and that orgasm was *intense*. That petite, childlike body of hers, screaming and writhing with her teeth bared... I want to own this woman! I want to tear her apart every day like a sex toy! Tonight, I'm jacking off to Onodera again! Mounted on a massive dildo, anal excavation, self-torture piston! Watching Onodera's blank expression, shaking my ass and rolling around, getting hard, eyes rolling back... I'll moan with Onodera. Eugh, eugh, eugh, eugh, ingh~!!
The Attackers series, starring Mayu Onodera. She reunites with her husband's colleague… and it's Ginji Sagawa. But he's perfect for this role (lol). Mayu has a slender body and a great figure. Starting with the first rape, Sagawa goes to work… her skirt comes down, revealing a plump, beautiful ass. He licks her nipples and there's some intense pussy action. Sagawa makes his move while the husband is away. Before she knows it, Mayu is going down on him too. They get caught by the husband while they're getting heated…
I want to see a title where the wronged party seeks massive revenge, like filing a huge lawsuit for damages. It would be a massive lawsuit, and Saeki, played by Sagawa, would be socially punished. On platforms like YouTube, it's common to see the wronged party getting epic revenge, and the high divorce rate is proportional to that, so I wish they'd reflect the current state of affairs.