
10 years after mom passed, dad brings home a gal my age and says they're getting married. I had so many questions and complaints, but the moment I saw 'Noa', my stepmom-to-be, I was hooked. I think I'm falling for her.




















*Regardless of whether they are beautiful or not, women with outstanding style have very good lesbian sex with each other. The content of the play is no different from other lesbian works, but the chemistry between the two is amazing. Their relationship is such that it wouldn't be strange to call them lovers. This is a masterpiece that is somewhat better than U&K's masterpiece. If you haven't checked it yet, please check it out. It won't hurt. The lines of the two people's bodies were so beautiful that I wanted to keep looking at it.
The sex scenes were actually pretty good. But the premise that her new step-parent is the same age as her is just absurd. Unrealistic settings like that are just unnecessary distractions. If it had been something like 'with a classmate' or 'with a childhood friend,' I could have enjoyed it without feeling so awkward.
During the scene in the Japanese-style room, you can hear a man shouting from outside. I assume they wanted to stage the husband coming home, but men have no place in a lesbian work. Even just his voice is intrusive and kills the mood. I want to see a pure world of only women, without anything as filthy as a man involved. It was so good otherwise, so this 'stain' is truly disappointing.
The pairing of Reina Fujikawa and NOA isn't bad. The 'stepmom is the same age' trope is better than just having a random mature woman. It's a shame there wasn't much of a 'training' vibe, but the lesbian scenes were erotic enough to be decent. The premise of sneaking around to have lesbian sex behind the father's back—as shown on the cover—lacks tension because there's no visual or audio evidence of him actually being in the next room.
The actresses give a good performance, but this is typical of this studio. They jump straight into an intense scene right from the start, which really kills the mood. I wish they'd stop doing that.