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Three years into marriage, my husband is always busy with his career, leaving me feeling neglected and lonely. I don't want to break up my family, but I'm starving for affection. On a solo trip to escape the routine, I meet a stranger. In the heat of the night, I can't help but yield to my desires, thinking of my husband while letting another man take control.
A work I find myself wanting to watch every now and then. Her suppressed voice and the way she tries to hold back her expressions are truly captivating.
I usually like this series, but I'm not sure about this one. I don't really feel like watching it; it's just kind of 'meh'—nothing special, nothing terrible.
She has a kind of broken, decadent sex appeal. It seems to be one of her earlier works, but I didn't really get a sense of innocence from her. I really didn't like the scripted-sounding lines like "I love you..."
The 3rd place entry in Takahashi's 'Passionate Married Women' ranking. "I know I shouldn't say this to someone I just met, but... I love you." "I don't want to go home," "I don't want to leave you." The way the married woman falls for Takahashi and clings to him is the biggest feature and charm of this work. She's quite pretty, with a thin frame where her collarbone is deeply defined, and large, slightly sagging breasts on a slender chest. Her looks are top-tier. Being doted on like this is the ultimate experience for a man. They kiss while sightseeing, have a round after bathing together at the inn, and another before bed. Even without makeup, she's stunning. The morning scene only shows them kissing before checkout. I really wish they hadn't cut the scene where she fluently answered a foreigner in English while in Hakone. Glad I bought it.
No camera for the third round, huh? She's the type who'd be dangerous to date, but I have to admit, I'm a little envious of that level of passion. Director! I'm jealous!