BBAN-160 - Falling into the lesbian abyss: Tomoka Akeri and Maki Hojo

*Purchased on July 24, 2019. Akari is an excellent employee. He is growing impatient with the slump in business performance. At that time, Mr. Hojo was dispatched from the head office. Akari is anxious because she is good-looking and can work. I will drag Akari into the path of lesbianism so as to distract her from her feelings. As expected of Mr. Hojo, he is also good at lesbian work. And the work is beautifully shot.

・Tomoka was a capable boss, but she clashes with Maki Hojo, who arrives from headquarters to help, due to their different working styles. They compete, but Tomoka loses and ends up submitting to Maki, becoming her lesbian submissive. Dragged into the conference room, her clothes are stripped, stockings torn, and after being caressed, kissed, and fingered, Tomoka reaches a climax with hard nipples and intense moans. ・The next day, Maki seduces Tomoka again, this time in the president's office. Maki makes Tomoka pleasure her as well, leading her to climax. Tomoka is now completely trained, both in body and mind, by Maki. ・In the empty office, Tomoka writhes in longing at Maki's desk. Maki returns, and Tomoka begs for sexual pleasure. They share kisses, cunnilingus, and Maki forces a cowgirl position. At the peak, they engage in scissoring. Maki brings out a double-ended dildo, and they pleasure each other, penetrate, and climax together, soaking wet. ・I thought Maki was just an expert sent to help Tomoka evolve, but they end up falling in love, which has its own charm. It felt less like the 'Hell' in the title and more like an invitation to a 'different heaven.' (Blush) ・Maki's role as the older lesbian seductress is incredibly erotic and alluring. Tomoka's transformation as she responds to Maki's eros is also very sexy and well-done.

*The way Maki Hojo set things up in the company's hot water room at the beginning is a masterful skill. After that, with Hojo's victory at the end of the month, the real play begins in the conference room. Hojo's attack, which is accompanied by a verbal attack, is perfect! In the president's office, there was a full-fledged play, with shifts between offense and defense. The fallen Akari masturbates on Hojo's desk. It ended with a passionate play that was perfect for the ending of a long, long-awaited break-up in a dimly lit office. The bonus conversation with the first kiss was also refreshing.

The acting from everyone, including the supporting cast, was excellent. Akari-san's performance—transitioning from 'full of confidence' to 'hostile disgust,' 'fearful rejection,' 'awakening,' and finally 'wanting it herself'—was truly amazing. Of course, Hojo-san's acting, which effortlessly and easily broke down Akari-san's wall of rejection, was also top-notch. Her voice, which conveyed such sex appeal, was also wonderful. This was the best one in the 'Falling' series.

It's interesting how the two actresses' real-life AV careers are projected onto their roles. Hojo, a super AV actress with over 10 years of experience and no off-limits genres, effortlessly turns the rookie Akari Tomoka—who has barely a year of experience—into a lesbian as if she were handling a child. It's an engaging workplace drama, and the two female subordinates (who are just minor roles without nudity) are used effectively. Hojo, a capable career woman who handles work perfectly, is also skilled at manipulating her subordinates. She melts the anxious Akari with well-paced teasing: "You're talented, but it's a shame you're so inflexible. You need more flexibility in your thinking. Here, let me reform your consciousness." The way Akari is completely broken by the end, saying, "I can't live without you anymore, Hojo-san," is great. Even in her late 30s/early 40s, Hojo's physique is stunning. Her beautiful breasts remain, and her legs in a miniskirt are in no way inferior to Akari's. The bonus footage includes a conversation between Hojo and Akari (their first meeting), and I was surprised to see Hojo speaking politely to Akari, who is younger and less experienced. I respect her not just for her career, but for her character as well.