JUL-925 - 取引先の傲慢社長に中出しされ続けた出張接待。 青田悠華

Sent on a business trip for the company, she gives her body to a lecherous boss, and gets filled up repeatedly to secure the contract.

I used to think this kind of sexual harassment was just fiction in AVs, but looking at the news lately, it seems like it happens a lot in reality. Thinking about that makes it even more stimulating. It's my first time seeing Aota Yuka, and I was drawn to her look—the quintessential innocent married woman. Her plump body is wonderful, too. Her breasts are especially amazing, and her pubic hair is erotic. The dialogue is a bit monotonous, but it definitely gets the job done.

*I like this kind of face, and above all, I think his personality is good. It feels serious and clean. I feel like I'm suited for the role of a teacher. I would like to continue taking on various roles in the future. When she is sexually harassed, she keeps saying "No," "I don't like it," and "Please stop, boss," but it's still monotonous and I wish there was more variety. Things like, ``I'm married,'' ``I have a husband,'' and ``What if that happens to me...'' Still, I liked the scenes where she was reluctantly feeling aroused and how she ripped her pantyhose. I think Mr. Yoshimura also did a good job playing the role of the calm president, which was different from the past. A long time ago, I was having a drinking party with a married female employee of a friend of mine from college, and I forcibly took her to a hotel and groped her, and even though she kept telling me that it was no good and that I was leaving, I remembered how her pussy was soaked. She screamed when I inserted it.

Looking closely, this actress resembles Madonna's talent, Minami An. Do all beauties share common features? She has a pretty, well-defined face and pink nipples. And above all, her voice is great. As for the sex scenes, I liked how she actively invited the president's 'member' inside her while cursing that it didn't feel good. However, it was a shame that the action was so monotonous, especially since Yoshimura was there. Also, the NTR aspect while talking to her husband on the phone is the core of the scene, but the husband's dialogue was so dull and the pacing was poor, making it just drag on. Overall, it's not bad, but I'm deducting one point.

Yuka Aota's final work for Madonna. She's an actress who perfectly embodies the charm of a married office worker. It's necessary for the plot, but there were just too many "stop it" and "I don't want to" lines...