
A beautiful but strict female boss, known for being unapproachable, invited me on a weekend date! I assumed it would just be another lecture disguised as a date, and worried my day off would be ruined, but it turned out to be a normal date! During the date, my boss showed a smile she never displays at work, and I felt a sexual attraction. I was invited to her home and began to see her as a woman, becoming aroused. 'Oh no... I'm going to get scolded!' I thought, but she happily licked my erection, and we soon entered a sweet and passionate sexual encounter! Apparently, it had been a long time, and I wasn't allowed to leave until morning, repeatedly penetrated in a cowgirl position. When morning came, I had completely fallen in love.









It starts with being called by the female boss, and I thought even just including her voice on the phone could convey how strict she is at work. But honestly, the content is so explicit I don't really care.
It's a bit disappointing that it just devolves into endless action. Sumire is still as beautiful and suggestive as ever, though. I wish the title better reflected the actual content.
It's a shame they didn't show her being strict at work beforehand, which would have made the 'cute on weekends' boss trope more impactful. And then the sudden "She's married!". What? There was absolutely no hint or foreshadowing of that? It just came out of nowhere... Also, the audio isn't very clear, making it hard to hear the dialogue. It's a decent work if you're just watching for Kurokawa-san, though.
Kurokawa Sumire-san plays the role of a strict female boss at work, but once the weekend hits, that strictness vanishes, and she's just an incredibly sexy beauty. Plus, she asks him on a date and invites him back to her place at night... and then she clings to him from behind when he sits on the sofa? Seriously envious. The black stockings she wore at the beginning were a nice touch too. This is a masterpiece, I'm saving this one.
While she embodies the true essence of Kurokawa, playing the role of a 'bad sister' who has a younger man wrapped around her finger, I've never been so disappointed with a work after watching it. What I found particularly regrettable was the drama part – the main setting of 'a strict female boss' in the title is barely reflected in the work. If someone watched it without knowing the title, they'd probably think it's just a weekend getaway for a couple secretly dating at the office. To put it bluntly, it's a title scam. For example, even without showing it in detail, adding a scene that makes you think she's not well-regarded by the younger man because he's always scolded would have made a big difference in the impression. Then, it could have been more convincing to show that he was initially disliked, but on the weekend, her appearance and personality were so different from usual that he couldn't help but fall for her. And a single line like 'I'm being strict because I like you' during the act could reveal her feelings and make you immerse yourself in the scene. The worst part is the last scene where the line 'I'm married' is thrown in out of nowhere with no context. It would have been better if they just became a couple cleanly. The title and setting don't matter. This work is only recommended for those who want to enjoy Kurokawa dominating a younger man.