
The housewife, Sei, becomes attracted to a married man working remotely from home, whom she meets on her beverage delivery route. They begin to share their dissatisfaction with married life during deliveries. Their relationship deepens, and eventually, one day, she goes to his house and has intercourse. She feels a drug-like excitement due to the man's aggressive advances, and whenever she has 30 minutes or an hour free during deliveries, she repeatedly engages in sexual activity in the entrance hall, living room, or the couple's bedroom. She transforms into a sexually aroused wife, wetting the saddle of her mom bicycle as she heads to her lover's house...










It's my first time seeing her after her name change and return, and wow… she's lost a lot of weight. Her face looks smaller, she has a defined waist, and I was surprised by her muscular, slim body. She looks much prettier. The story is pretty mundane – a frustrated XXXX lady repeatedly having an affair during deliveries, getting caught by her wife, and both families falling apart. But there's a twist at the end where she's now living with her lover. The eroticism was okay, but the kissing was really hot. Like, the way she lightly tangled her tongue with mine, and made those little smack sounds… it was perfect.
The work features Hibari playing a woman with a dreamy aura, fitting the title, and Kuroi Yu as a man frustrated with his marriage. They meet, develop feelings for each other, engage in a forbidden affair, and the story culminates in an ending that explores various perspectives on marriage – it's an interesting piece. Hibari's performance really shines, showcasing a mature woman who seems to draw on her past experience, and it looks great in both the drama and the play. However, I feel like the setting wasn't fully utilized. The short-time play setting involving deliveries feels unnecessary for the main theme of a serious affair with a saleswoman. Typically, a saleswoman's territory doesn't change even if her sales volume does, so instead of a mid-route visit, making the final visit the catalyst for their relationship would create a smoother flow. Because of this time-saving setting, the production team went with a rare three-scene setup, but it resulted in a rushed play at the front door, making the pacing and direction of the three scenes feel awkward. If it were a three-scene setup, leaving out the time-saving setting and play and instead focusing on the initial entanglement, the escalating connection, and the deepening of their affair would have made for a much more compelling work. Also, if I may add, the ending after the affair is revealed feels too sweet. To justify that ending, instead of a divorce following the revelation, it would have been better if they had settled their marriages through mutual agreement and lived together in a place where no one knew them. Instead of zooming in on a left hand without a ring to signify divorce, showing a different ring could have emphasized the man's responsibility, creating a more heartwarming ending. To be blunt, for the aftermath of a double affair, it feels incredibly simplistic and unrealistic. It's a situation where they'd face not only financial compensation but also social repercussions.
This is my first time checking out her work… I thought she was a really natural and amazing actress. The work itself feels a bit underwhelming compared to the title, you know? It's not quite what I expected from the title lol. But I personally enjoyed it. The ending was satisfying, in a lot of ways.
Thanks for the high socks! Lately, a lot of these types of works advertise themselves as 'yogurt delivery girls' but don't actually *show* high socks, which was a real letdown. This one really got my heart racing! Please make this a series. Definitely worth owning.