
Yuki and Ena have been like sisters since they were little, but Yuki has been hiding a secret crush on her. One night, while staying over at Ena's place, Ena passes out drunk in the bathroom. In a panic, Yuki tries to give her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, unaware that this 'accidental kiss' is about to change everything between them.










Sakura-san's expressions are irresistible. The story has a sense of innocence you don't often see in recent lesbian works, so it was worth the purchase. I loved watching Sakura-san gradually turn from straight to lesbian. The way their relationship almost gets exposed throughout, only to finally be revealed at the end, is perfect. I hope they bring back the stepmother-daughter series. I'd love to see Shoko Matsumoto and Rio Asahi together.
*Of course, both of them are very cute actresses, Sakura's expression is very nice. In my daily life, I have a look on my face that says, ``I can't do this.'' Mr. Itano attacks this. . . Very good work! !
*I was hooked on the drama. The first half is a soft route, and things get really exciting after the middle. I was aiming for Yuki Itano, but Ena Sakura is also cute and nice.
It wasn't quite as good as I expected... Itano-san is beautiful, though. That's for sure.
Both Yuki Itano and Ena Sakura are incredibly cute, and the scenes are packed with highlights, including not just oral but also a double-dildo scene connecting the two. The kitchen sex scene was especially thrilling, with the tension of not knowing when the actress playing Ena's mother might return (she does return, but they aren't caught). However, if I had to nitpick, the transition where Ena goes from rejecting lesbianism to accepting Yuki's advances (she becomes surprisingly active in the kitchen scene) isn't really developed in the drama, so it felt a bit abrupt. Even for an AV, if they're going for a narrative style, I wish they had explored Ena's psychological state a bit more.