
Yuka's husband, Yoshinobu, started a transportation company with his close friends Tomohiro and Takeo. Everyone worked together, and just as they were starting to get the business on track, Takeo consulted with them about wanting to quit... It was a small company barely being run by the three of them, and it was clear that if even one person left, it would collapse. Tomohiro desperately persuaded Takeo to reconsider quitting, and they were relieved... but Tomohiro, taking advantage of the favor of keeping the company alive, forced himself on Yuka...










Although she has a childlike body type and lacks the so-called sexiness, she is perfect for this type of story where she is taken advantage of her weakness and gets into a sticky relationship, and falls into sex. Her fresh and cute face and slightly parted lips are lewd, and it was really good.
Hidden desire, Anahwa. The first thing I felt while watching was, is this Anahwa? When 'You, forgive me~' was used in the ending, it seemed like there was guilt towards her husband. When it stopped being used, and although I haven't seen everything, the fact that she doesn't show guilt now could also leave a stronger message. However, this work doesn't fit either of those. The relationship between Yuka and Tomohiro starts with rape, but for Yuka, whose husband has ED and is sexless, sex with Tomohiro was more than enough to remember the joy of a woman. Tomohiro suddenly disappears from work, lies to Yuka, and takes advantage of her. From Yuka's perspective, it's not surprising to think 'he cares about me that much.' The first attempt at seduction exists almost entirely to corrupt Yuka with just one sex act. The 15+ minutes of just 'fuck' was probably for that reason. Before the second encounter, when the husband said to wait for Yuka and Tomohiro alone, Yuka didn't refuse. Yuka could have imagined that Tomohiro would pursue her if they were alone, and if she didn't want that, she couldn't have given him that kind of smile when sending her husband off. And Tomohiro's gaze when they were alone was towards Yuka, who didn't refuse, and Yuka was waiting for Tomohiro to come. And the line 'No more' to Tomohiro is just a formality. Yuka completely falls in the second encounter, but only physically. Please watch and confirm this part. I want to say 'Tomohiro, you know it!' In the morning, after sending her husband off, Tomohiro breaks into the entrance. He says he's overwhelmed with thoughts about his wife, Tomohiro kisses her, and Yuka accepts. Please, make Yuka kneel, he lowers her pants and underwear. The forceful feeling is weak. Yuka serves with just words from beginning to end. A fallen video starting with a kiss. While listening to her husband's story in the kitchen, shower, and during meals, Yuka looks at Tomohiro, and Tomohiro also looks at Yuka. The last encounter is a silent, memorable sex, which has meaning. The answer is in the ending. She learns from her husband that Tomohiro has quit his job and is returning to the countryside. Was it decided when she held Yuka? That's why it was a silent, memorable sex. Tomohiro looks up at Yuka's second floor from the rain, and returns dejectedly. Yuka was looking down from the second floor. She turns her heel as if she has made a decision. End of the main story. What did Yuka decide? I think it's divorce. Because this is Anahwa. That's all.