ALDN-458 - Wife's friend, sudden nudity, Takeuchi Rie

Takeuchi-san has been in the industry a long time, and while her facial wrinkles are a bit more noticeable, her body and skin are still beautiful. And the male actor in this… his experience is incredible. It's been a while since I've seen a decently-looking actor with such a well-endowed physique.

Rie is adorable! I sometimes hesitate to buy a title even if it's part of a series I love, depending on the actress. Takeuchi Rie was definitely in that category for me... until I saw this. Honestly, I always thought her photos didn't do her justice. It might be rude considering her age, but she's genuinely a cute actress. (I'm probably going to get flamed by her fans for saying that...) She plays a wife frustrated with her husband who refuses to have sex without protection (does a husband like that even exist?). She tries a matching app to find a no-strings-attached relationship, but ends up matching with her friend's husband. They laugh off the ridiculous coincidence, but both are bored, so she invites him over. They have an impromptu home drinking party, and the friend's husband confesses he doesn't have good chemistry with his wife, while Rie says she's looking for someone who'll go 'raw.' Mutual benefit achieved! After that, there's a brief moment of hesitation, but things progress with the bright energy you'd expect from Takara. Rie is satisfied after round two and says, "Let's both cherish our families." Since they're close friends, they'll inevitably run into each other, which will test their self-control... Her husband invites the friend couple over after getting some good sake, and Rie sends a text saying, "Put it in raw right now!" Things are spiraling out of control... One morning, Rie doesn't go to work. "That's unusual?" her husband asks, and she replies, "Didn't I tell you it was the company anniversary?" Is that true...? I wonder... What follows is, predictably, *that*. She's confessed to, "What should we do about our relationship?" and "I'm starting to fall for your wife." Rie advises, "I think we're better off keeping things as they are, so no one gets hurt." The friend's husband agrees, saying, "You're right. I was wrong." ...Wait, is that it? Sure, as long as no one finds out. But isn't that the height of dishonesty, Rie? Well, it's fiction, after all... A busy Rie, laughing, blushing, rejoicing, bewildered, and ultimately turning someone down, is just so charming in this one.