
A colleague, elementary school teacher, Masato, became lovers and married. Eri entered a family and had a happy married life. One day, Eri coincidentally reunited with her former senior teacher, Kimura, nearby. She heard that after Eri retired, she got into trouble with parents over bullying and had to resign, leaving the teaching profession. Kimura, who had been active and lively during his teaching days, was now a shadow of his former self, and Eri felt sorry for him… And without knowing that this reunion was not accidental but Kimura's plan, she would eventually be forced into a relationship with Kimura, something she had no idea about at this time.










It's just an impression... but I think the actress in 'You, Forgive Me...' needs more than just acting skills – she needs an image that fits the work! Does Nakazaki Yukine fit that image in this piece...? To be blunt, she's the kind of actress where something like that wouldn't be surprising (I'm rambling, but it's just an impression!). Is my 'taste' being ruined, or what? Anyone agree? Eri (Nakazaki Yukine) is a former teacher with a husband who was also a teacher. One day, she meets a former senior teacher and her fate changes... or was this always meant to be? I know this series follows a set path, and I'd be disappointed if it didn't! But it's Nakazaki Yukine, after all! It feels like the 'flow' is being pushed a little too hard... There's no sign of rain, let alone a flood... I have no response to the claim that it's my bias... Like Minami Tina's work, it's a pattern where 'sympathy' slides into 'love'! A senior teacher pinning Eri to the sofa! She was dizzy just a moment ago, but she's perfectly fine now! 'You must be lonely too!' – what's the basis for that? Why not go 'inside' right away? Her mouth is sullied, but why? Why does she open the door so defenselessly? Is it because it's Yukine? Would Eri do the same? Is it because it's Yukine that she 'gets wet' just from being pinned to the bed? Would Eri get wet too? She could run away, but all she does is tremble... is that because it's Yukine? Or because it's Eri as played by Yukine? If she still desires him even after knowing the senior teacher's true nature, isn't there only one path for Yukine, no, for Eri? Even if it's a downpour, even if a flood cuts everything off...
As seen in the site reviews, the story follows the usual restart pattern for this series, with a gradual descent into a deeper relationship triggered by a forced encounter due to the schemes of a former colleague. However, as a cheating drama, the portrayal of the couple's relationship and the wife's psychological state as she falls is thin, and it doesn't feel very convincing why she would fall for this man. Nakazaki-san, the lead, really suits short hair, and she's a sexy actress with striking eyes and lips. I'm looking forward to seeing her in more 'housewife' roles, as her languid expressions during the intimate scenes are captivating.