
Living in the same company housing, Rino and Nami are wives with a secret. After discovering her husband's affair, Rino's suppressed desires manifest as a wild, alternate personality that begins to ravage Nami. Terrified at first, Nami soon realizes her own dormant instincts are awakening. Now, by day they seek affection, but by night, they shed their masks to indulge in raw, insatiable lesbian lust.










I bought this because I love Nami Sekine (I wish she'd make a comeback!). Both Sekine and Kirishima play housewives with split personalities. The scene where Kirishima attacks Sekine, then they run into each other the next morning taking out the trash (with Kirishima having no memory of the night before) is a unique situation you don't see elsewhere. Right after, Sekine's personality shifts and she attacks Kirishima... and they both fall into the world of lesbianism (lol). In this one film, you get to enjoy both rare 'mutual lesbian rape' and the emotional side of them seeking comfort from each other's pain (from their husbands' affairs). Highly recommended.
*They say familiar faces suddenly change and attack you as if they were complete strangers. I couldn't help but feel confused, and as I tried to hold back, I started to fall. The next time we meet, it's funny how we flow and feel confused as if we don't know each other at all. Rino Kirishima's blaming wasn't bad either. On the other hand, Nami Sekine's pattern of blaming was also good. Nami Sekine is also the best passive! Is Rino Kirishima a little weak in passiveness? The H scene where the two characters suddenly change into strangers and attack the other person was erotic. The H scene after they realized this and started to fall in love with each other was a little rough, which I didn't like, but overall it wasn't bad.
*I was pretty excited, but I wonder if these two can be classified as "mature women"? She's a little too young to be a mature woman.
It was the best because I could see the play involving so many different emotions. I wanted to see more of the play between 'another version of herself,' but I thought the content was incredibly arousing. The angles were good, too. Among the many lesbian works out there, this is definitely one of my favorites. I really hope they turn this into a series.
I was a bit disappointed to see Sekine Nami subtly push away with her hands when Kirishima Rino tried to press their parts together for a 'shell-to-shell' position. I guess some actresses aren't comfortable with that. It's the most visually engaging part of the play, so I was looking forward to it, but it ended halfway and just turned into a standard position, which was a letdown.