
My girlfriend is away on a family trip for three days, and her friend Nanami, who's been flirting with me behind her back, seizes the opportunity. The tension finally snaps, leading to a wild, non-stop three-day marathon of passion behind closed doors.




















*Nanami Kawakami (currently Nanami Kawakami) is proud of herself. You can even create a play that depicts everyday life by bringing together an actor and an actor to play his girlfriend. You're the chair now, Chair. She's good at everything from the role of a hated character who shows up a little bit to the role of a vixen who melts into a trot and seduces men. Temporary daily life and sex. Two people who live and enjoy their limited time. It's richer in drama than the lame Japanese movies about life expectancy. To be honest, I'm worried that if I eat ramen while naked, it will get hot. At least give me the bowl. Also Auras. . . I liked it better when they passed each other without blinking and the guy was more interested.
*I have seen many other works in this series, but this one ranks among the best. Nanami Kawakami's atmosphere is very good. Also, the way this series ends at the very end is different, but this time it's the most erotic one ever.
*It felt real. I felt like I was constantly looking at everyday life from a predetermined angle, thinking that it was only Mr. Kawakami who could do this. However, it's a little different from the perspective of watching closely, so if you want to see Kawakami's close-ups, it might be a little different.
*I have already purchased several books in this series. As with any work, the actress is good, but the work feels more like a drama than a simple AV.
*Nanami Kawakami's natural acting is exquisite, and the quality of the drama is high with natural camera angles and situations. It feels so raw and natural that you are drawn into it, and it is so real that you wonder if it is an act. This is a work that I'm hooked on. The sense of realism is amazing.