
Married for 8 years. Shiori felt happy with her stable income from working and her kind husband. Except for one thing... Shiori's complaint was that her husband always used a condom during sex... "Such a thin piece of rubber... but a thick piece of rubber. The feeling is completely different with it and without it..." While her husband was on a business trip, Shiori tries a matching app with the intention of just one night of fun. The man she met there was surprisingly the husband of Shiori's coworker... Disappointed, the two of them drink to pass the time and eventually cross the line... Shiori's secretly suppressed lustful sexual desire is released with the pleasure of a bare penis she hasn't felt in a long time...




















This pattern is way more my style! "Takara Eizo"'s popular series usually has two different setups and storylines for each release. "Wife's Friend" is the same – the common thread is that the husband is using protection. The wife just wants to have "fun," she's not necessarily desperate to get pregnant. This one follows a similar path to the Rie Takeuchi version, but I prefer this lighter take. Plus, it features the amazing Shiori Noue! That's a win-win. The story goes that she was looking for a "casual fling" on a dating app and matched with her friend's husband… obviously a bad situation. They were supposed to just have drinks and call it a night, but the conversation took a turn. Rie was adorable, but Shiori was just incredibly seductive! It's building up to a full-blown affair!… but I also like that it doesn't immediately go there. The moment where the husband is like, "You're… inviting her over?" and hesitates is great – you can see his rationality kicking in. From the husband's perspective, it's a "mismatched button," but he doesn't know the truth, so you can't blame him. But everything's set up for something to happen. "I know I shouldn't be doing this… ♥️" says Shiori… And she even sent a text like, "Do it now… ♥️" right before! Shiori tries to reason with the husband who's clearly falling for her, saying, "I think things are peaceful as they are…" But seriously, they weren't using protection when they were together! What are they going to do now?! I appreciate the lighthearted tone, but I don't want the heroine's mindset to be *too* simple.