
Hikari-san is a mother of one child. She has been divorced for 5 years and seems to be sexless due to childcare. The reason I know so much about my neighbor is because the walls of our apartment are very thin. Conversations, even masturbation sounds, are all audible. One day, I was invited to dinner as a reward for helping Hikari-san. And I happened to discover a toy at Hikari-san's house. Recently having broken up with her and feeling pent-up sexual desire, I tried to seduce Hikari-san with sweet words. I forcibly pinned down Hikari-san, who humbly said she had no charm, and inserted my penis after 5 years, and Hikari-san reached an astonishing climax...










It feels like a mashup of ROYAL's 'Single Mother' series, something like SOD's 'Repeatedly Ejaculating into Her Pre-Menopausal Eggs,' and those convenience store wife stories from Ones. Hikari Hikari has experience playing the role of a woman having a comeback with a young guy in mother/friend's mother/mother-son scenarios, so her acting is on point. While it tries to portray the psychology of a woman in her 40s genuinely falling for a younger man as she realizes her 'time is running out,' the guy being a job-hunting grad student having a fling with a mom just doesn't ring true. It feels purely like a disposable sex buddy situation. The deep thrusting feels half-hearted, and while the partially-exposed thrusting might make sense narratively, visually it's just…meh. I question why they're pushing this script by focusing on that. In Ones' '“Is this kind of auntie okay…?” A glamorous housewife who lost her confidence indulges in a passionate affair and deep thrusting with a naive part-time worker, Sayama Ai,' the housewife's desperation to have a child and lying about safe days to get a young guy to risk it all added a dangerous edge. The ending, where she's dumped and pregnant, felt like a deserved consequence. This one just leaves you with a cynical, unpleasant feeling of a pre-menopausal woman's downfall after falling for a younger man. The use of a child in an AV that can't use child actors is a pretty experimental move, but ultimately it's just a story about an older woman who can't compete with younger ones. I'm not sure if it's compelling enough to warrant a sequel.