Airi KizimaDepartment Head Abe, who flatters his superiors and is strict with his subordinates, is an unpopular man. Sexual harassment and power harassment are commonplace, and he is a man who cannot be respected in any way. That man is my boss. The worst thing is that I ended up going on a day trip to the countryside with just the department head. I didn't want to be with him for even a second, but due to entertaining obligations, I missed the last train... and ended up at a love hotel with nowhere else to go.
A drama featuring Airi. Abe is her co-star. I've been on an Airi & Abe binge lately, so it definitely delivered. It's pretty much what the title suggests, and it's good. Abe's known for his nipple action, and he doesn't disappoint here, going to town on Airi's perky nipples. Even after the first round, he's still licking them like they're delicious. There's some reluctant, but thorough, tongue action. Airi enthusiastically licks Abe's nipples with her tongue. The shaft licking is also incredibly detailed, and the ball licking is combined with a deep throat. He returns the favor by sucking and licking Airi's vibrating nipples with a sound. From reverse kissing to mutual nipple licking, it flows into a full course meal (laughing). Airi's beautiful face as she takes a mouthful of the shaft. Airi's cuteness shines as she obsessively sucks. It's so enviable to see Abe looking up at Airi while sucking on her perky nipples.
The scene early on where Airi-sama masturbates in the bathroom, it's not super revealing but honestly, that alone is amazing. And then Airi-sama getting assaulted by the manager she hates... The black stockings are a great touch, and I liked that they didn't rip them. The clean stockings really make her legs stand out. Her sensitive body that responds even when being assaulted by someone she despises is also a plus. It's just so exciting to watch.
Airi is seriously top tier talent. But pairing her with a balding Tomohiro Abe… are there *no* other male performers? I've seen Abe since he had hair, and the fact he's still getting roles means there's just no one else. This industry is heading for trouble.
The basic premise is a typical one: a frustrated housewife office worker gets it on with her hated boss. The way they set up Abe's character's position at the company and the stages of the housewife's descent are well-done – very much in line with what you'd expect from Kitoru Kawaguchi. The acting is solid, but as an AV title, it doesn't really offer anything new. It feels like a rehash, which is a bit disappointing. Nothing to actively dislike, but also nothing that makes this stand out. It's a review I just didn't feel motivated to write.
