
Three months into our marriage, my wife started working at a cafe due to our constant friction over starting a family. Little did I know, the cafe manager was a notorious predator. Thinking he was just being kind, I let her work there, not realizing the danger of leaving her alone in that environment. Now, I'm forced to witness exactly how she gets corrupted right under my nose.










*Although her lines are only half-baked, Asami Mizubata's unwillingness to oblige, opens her body, gives a blow job, and lets her lust blossom into full bloom suits her perfectly. Tony Oki's sexual skills are also superb, as he slowly tames the woman's body, gets her excited, and then rips her off violently. Asami Mizubata's body is stiff because she doesn't want to feel it, but she is loosened up, her weaknesses are exploited, and she is swallowed up by the pleasure.The drama develops until she cries out in embarrassment and self-loathing. This is a work that can be thoroughly enjoyed by those who are slender and large, with broad shoulders and muscular bodies that react naively.
Asami wants a child, but her husband is too busy with work for sex. She starts working part-time at Tony Oki's cafe. She gives in to the manager's advances, promising it'll be just once, but even after that, she finds herself getting turned on at the shop despite saying 'please stop.' There's even a lunch break blowjob. Her husband is useless, leaving her sexually frustrated, so she starts a purely physical affair with the manager at her home. While Asami looks beautiful nude, the actual sex scenes lack appeal. Is it her acting, or her own sensitivity? As it's directed by Jo Asagiri, the visuals are nice, but the story is simple and lacks depth.
I've been following her since her debut, and the quality is impressive. Her landing strip is beautiful.
It's a common story where someone working a part-time job ends up in a deep relationship with the store manager.
She's not quite used to narrative-driven works yet, so the awkwardness is undeniable. You could call it 'fresh,' I suppose (laughs). But since Asami Mizuhata's face and body are exactly my type, I don't really care about the acting. If I can just feast my eyes on her beauty, that's enough for me. In that sense, it's worth the purchase.