
Anzu is sent on a high-stakes business trip, but the true motive is a depraved trade: her body for a contract. With her husband left behind and her boss useless, she finds herself trapped with the notorious, arrogant CEO Ozawa. Despite her internal resistance, her body betrays her as she is ruthlessly seduced and pushed to the brink of ecstasy over and over again.










She was an actress I really loved. I kind of wish she had appeared in the 'President's Secretary' series instead of this one.
I love this series because, even among Madonna's 1-on-1 humiliation titles, it delivers a slow, deep, and intense experience. The actress in this one is a stunningly beautiful, fair-skinned woman with a slender, flat-chested frame. She isn't a great actress (though it's nice that she isn't awkwardly artificial), and her technique is average, but she has this fragile, bewitching aura that creates a very refined sense of eroticism. It's a great work where you can leisurely enjoy watching her fall apart under the intense direction of the master, Ozawa.
It's amazing how she exudes so much sex appeal in a suit, and becomes even more erotic once she's undressed. (And she's flat-chested, too!) Isn't that incredible? Her feisty lines like 'I don't feel anything' or 'I didn't finish' are strangely arousing, which is definitely part of her charm. I haven't seen much of this series, but this was a great entry that makes me want to check out more. Unless you absolutely hate flat chests, this is a solid work you should definitely watch.
I like this series, but please stop with the 'entertaining' scenes in the izakaya tatami rooms; it kills the mood. And please, no more of Ozawa's tongue-heavy kissing scenes!
*Mr. President, I'm jealous, I'm jealous, I'm jealous. I want to be the president too I want to do whatever I want to Anzu-chan An, you look good.