
Teacher...don't leave me alone... The blazing summer sun...students and teachers...alone in the shade, huddled together. Even though I know that this is a relationship that will never be tolerated... I drown in lust every day. Two people melt into each other with saliva, sweat, love juices, and body fluids. Platonic tongue-to-tongue copulation, making up for the loneliness. I...I don't care what happens with you, teacher...












I love this work because it never loses its charm no matter how many times I watch it! The fleeting and bittersweet love story between Emma Futaba, playing the schoolgirl, and Ippei Nakada, playing the middle-aged teacher, really tugs at my heartstrings. The many deep kisses they share are the pinnacle of beauty. As a 15-year fan of IPocket, I consider this one of the greatest masterpieces in their entire history of drama productions. Whenever a new actress asks me for drama recommendations on social media, I always suggest this one. I hope IPocket continues to produce dramas with such visual beauty and depth.
*In a sailor uniform... In a yukata... In a flashback scene... In a white shirt... I'll kiss you a lot... Ema Futaba's facial expressions, gaze, and pant were also wonderful... Thank you for your help... Thank you very much...
Emma is great at climaxing with full-body tremors. The bit of fat around her waist and chin is still acceptable. Her oral skills and use of saliva are good, though she doesn't seem to have built up a tolerance for semen yet. The volume is low, but her mouth-shot during the main act was solid. The two instances of suspected withdrawal are a shame... There was definitely a sense of mutual desire, but the raw, voracious hunger was still lacking.
Last time they were boss and subordinate, this time teacher and student. I respect how they can pull off such polar opposite dynamics. Ema-chan usually plays the aggressor, but she's a versatile actress who can pull off innocent roles like this perfectly. Am I the only one who sees a resemblance to Yura Kano?
It was an emotional and well-crafted drama. The scene where the teacher tells the father, 'I don't mind,' is truly exceptional. Also, Ema Futaba, whom I saw for the first time, was a huge hit. She looks great in a school uniform. Her legs extending from the skirt are pretty, and her body is cute. It's adorable how she struggles to slurp the somen noodles and just chews on them instead. I was very satisfied that she said 'I like you' and 'I like you, teacher' multiple times. The title 'Shaded Unrequited Love' is also excellent. Considering everything after 'Student and Teacher' as a subtitle, I really wish there were more works with such catchy main titles.