
Even being held by my husband, I thought I was happy with my current life. Adultery is unthinkable… that’s what I thought. But it was different. Because I was held by Yuki, the coach of the soccer school my son attends, and felt it to an inexcusable extent. The guilt towards my husband and the guilt towards my child, and a pleasure that surpassed them, broke something within me.










The breast shape is great and she's so cute. The acting is amazing, it's just top tier! Her acting is good and she's way too cute! Whether it's doggy style or when she's caressing, everything is adorable! I want to say her seductive acting is also perfect! This is a masterpiece! The chemistry with Yuzuru is insane.
It's so exciting to see the young wife with the anime voice, who said she'd never tolerate cheating, being violated on the table. Top tier stuff.
Tsubasa is *amazing* at playing the cheating wife role. The scene in the first play where she's on the table, ass out, getting her spot hit is insanely hot. Her moans are perfect. I highly recommend the bathroom sink scene – the way she looks when her round ass is being pounded from behind is just… *chef's kiss*.
Miyazaki Tsubaki looks so sweet, but wow, she's incredible when she's naked. Huge breasts and a fantastic ass, with a really nice waist – a truly glamorous figure. She's the type who looks slimmer when she's clothed.
Miyazaki Tsubaki's performance was outstanding, and the story was both stimulating and emotionally resonant. She brilliantly portrayed the complex psychology of someone torn between guilt towards her husband and children and the pleasure of the affair – I was truly impressed by her acting. However, I couldn't help but feel a disconnect with the male lead. The core theme of this work revolves around the psychological shifts and captivating dynamics of infidelity, but the actor simply lacked charisma, making it hard to believe in the attraction. He wasn't just lacking in looks; his acting lacked depth, creating a complete imbalance when compared to Tsubaki's performance. Frankly, he's been in *so* many things that I'm starting to get tired of seeing him. The roles are repetitive, lacking freshness, and it just left me feeling disappointed.