
Rin was living a happy life preparing for marriage with her boyfriend, but she accidentally drops her smartphone on her way home from work. Luckily, a woman brings it to her house the next day, and Rin feels relieved. However, seeing the woman smiling with a suspicious vibe, she feels a sudden sense of discomfort. 'Wait, how did you know this was my house and my phone?' She only dropped her phone, but now she's being targeted and cornered by a lesbian.










Kobayakawa has a strong personality that can be polarizing, sometimes working against a film, but here, her pairing with the somewhat passive Rin creates a fantastic synergy. Personally, my favorite part was when Kobayakawa ravished Rin with a black strap-on. Rin, who was purely resistant when they first met, has become submissive; the scene where she hungrily licks the strap-on before being penetrated from behind, followed by the rhythmic thrusting that leaves her in a state of ecstasy as she savors the foreign object inside her, is a highlight. It really shows how the lesbian Kobayakawa finally succeeded in making Rin her own woman. Kobayakawa's hip movements were incredibly seductive.
*I feel like Reiko Kobayakawa has completely eaten up Rin Sakihara. There were many scenes where she was wearing lingerie, and it was a masterpiece for someone with a lingerie fetish like me!
*It was good! Kobayakawa-san, who has a disgusted look on her face while Rin Sakihara is having cunnilingus, is the best. Kobayakawa's sexual desire is overflowing when she sees Rin Sakihara having her face held by Mr. Kobayakawa and rubbing her crotch. I would have liked to see Rin-chan drinking Kobayakawa-san's holy water.
Rin-san perfectly pulls off everything from tough characters (bullies, little devil gals, etc.) to cute submissive ones. With her deep-set features, she's the embodiment of beauty, and her body and breasts are perfect. She can be a bit inconsistent with her play, sometimes coming off as a bit plain, and her acting isn't exactly great (the robotic line delivery shows up occasionally...). It's a shame given her raw potential, but depending on the role and co-star, she can produce masterpieces, and this is exactly one of those. Since she naturally has a cool, aloof look (which makes it all the more arousing when she breaks down), she was perfect for the role of someone who keeps refusing unreasonable demands and doesn't fall easily. In the opening scene where Reiko-san forces herself on her, Rin-san's expression of negative emotions—annoyance, anger, fear, and rejection—is superb. The reluctant fellatio, the expressions while serving, and the scene where she's forced to kiss while being blackmailed… this alone makes the film worth watching. Reiko-san's acting is a bit theatrical, but her presentation, technique, voluptuous body, and lesbian experience make her a flawless top. Her lingering, sticky kisses are the best; she pushes forward regardless of the other's rejection. The second act is bondage play. Reiko-san doesn't just force things; she balances intensity with a slow, deliberate pace, and the film carefully depicts Rin-san's transition from rejection to bashfulness. The deliberation could have been monotonous, but Reiko-san covers it with expert technique and dirty talk. Then comes the bathroom chapter. The beauty of their two naked bodies amidst the sunlight and steam is the pinnacle of visual aesthetics, only possible with these two. Later, Reiko-san calls her again. From masturbation to toy play and a full-on lesbian lesson in between—Reiko-san teaches Rin-san how to please, while getting lost in the pleasure herself. The balance between top and bottom is excellent. Finally, a heated Rin-san visits Reiko-san. She finally unleashes her desire, leading to an incredible climax. Their oil-slicked bodies are pure art. The bedroom is dim, but the lighting on them makes it a top-tier visual scene. They are erotic, beautiful, and aesthetic—it's breathtaking. There are many types of lesbian films, but as a 'falling into lesbianism' story, this is top-tier and a timeless masterpiece.
Does she dislike the lesbian scenes? Maybe it's just the contrast with Reiko Kobayakawa, but she doesn't seem fully committed. It would have been a masterpiece if she had just let go and gone for it; it's a shame.