JUY-656 - The seductive mom who takes her son's best friend's virginity, Momoko Isshiki

Given the situation, it's understandable that she didn't scream as much as usual. Plus, the fact that it was her first time made Momoko-san even sexier, which was great. It's just a shame there were only two sex scenes.

Since she's helping him lose his virginity, she stays quiet because she can't be screaming like usual. Isn't this just right?

*Momoko, a classmate of my son's motherless family, is raising him on her own. A mother learns that her son has a girlfriend from a casual conversation between them. Momoko casually asks about her son's girlfriend when her son's classmate comes to visit when her son is away. There, he receives an unexpected confession of love. At first, she is confused, but as she is kissed and caressed, perhaps due to the tingling of motherhood, her feelings as a woman, which should have been hidden deep within her heart, come back to her. And in the next meeting, it develops into sex. At this point, the feelings that I thought I had forgotten suddenly come back to me. The change of emotions leading up to this point is carefully depicted down to the facial expressions and words. At the end, Momoko wears rouge for the first time in a while. The expression of joy is vividly depicted, as if even my son could understand it. The look on their faces when they are presented with wedding rings is truly a love story that transcends age differences. The changes in Momoko's emotions are carefully depicted. Even in the interplay, it is a work that pleasantly blends emotion and skill, and you will be captivated from beginning to end. The actors also seemed a little unreliable at first, but they have improved over time. The son's dismay when he is introduced to his new father at the end has a realistic feel and is effective as a spice. It was great that there were so many deep kisses that I loved.

*Although it is not realistically possible, it is a development that I aspire to. I want to be seduced by this actress.

I think the story matters too. It goes from 'Are you sure about me?' to the main event way too fast. I wish there had been at least a little bit of 'No, I can't.' But Momoko-san isn't to blame, and I like her, so... 4 stars.