
Heion na kurashi wo shiteiru Komori-ke no tonari ni, sanrou wo shite ato ga nai Kikuchi ga hikkoshite kita. Seijitsu daga bukiyou sou na Kikuchi wo fuufu de ouen suru koto ni natta Ai. Shikashi Kikuchi wa hajimete aisatsu wo kawashita toki kara Ai wo suki ni natte shimai, aru hi, koui de yuushoku ni yobareta toki ni, Ai wo oshitaoshite shimau. Shikashi, sonogo zaikakukan to koukai de benkyou houki dokoroka karada made suitai shiteiku Kikuchi wo mita Ai wa tsuu no tegami wo nokoshi, otto ni hajimete no uso wo tsuki, Kikuchi no ie e tomarini kuru no datta...










It's about average for this series. Personally, I liked the scene where they wake up in the morning and have one last round. I mean, you can't just do all that and then call it a day, right?
I'm so happy to see Ai Komori back. It's the best thing I've seen lately. The scripts for the 'Attacker, Forgive Me' series have become so formulaic, but this one is much better. Her performance as a married woman in love with a younger man was excellent. It would have been even better if the script had a scene where the husband is on the phone and you can hear his wife's voice in the background.
*My sister loves me so much. .. .. Ai-san stands in an M shape on the kitchen table and shyly opens her pussy with her fingers in front of a Ronin man. .. .. I stayed the night at a Ronin man's house without telling my husband. .. Even if you're not a ronin guy, the sight of Ai-sama sticking out her tongue and licking his cock and stuffing her cheeks is exciting even if you're not a ronin guy♪, and she's in cowgirl position, feeling the piston thrusting from below and from behind. .. This is a ronin man who thoroughly enjoyed Ai-san's maternal love. .. .. This enviable man should inherit his parents' tatami shop!
So erotic. She's cute!! There's a white bump next to her anus, and I want to be that bump on Ai-chan!! I wish she'd let me enter her anus just once.
A great piece of work that really brings out Ai Komori's cuteness. The story is simple, but it captures the emotional shifts of the three actors well and keeps you engaged until the end. Even though you can kind of guess where it's going, I still found myself wanting to watch it carefully. Many works in this genre feature male actors who don't look like students at all, but this one just barely passes the mark. Casting the right male actor is a key point for a good production. If I had to nitpick, I wish Ai Komori had gone a bit further with a more intense, immersive performance. Then again, maybe this level is just right for this particular story.