
Forced to drink at a work dinner, I missed the last train home. As my wife bombarded me with calls, my seductive female boss offered me a place to crash. I swore I’d keep things professional, but her temptation was too much to resist. One night of weakness turned into a life-changing mistake.












She's too cute to be a boss. But if Himari Kinoshita says, 'Call me Himari when we're alone,' everything else just flies out the window and you're completely hooked. With her baby face, tanned yet slender and perfectly proportioned body, and those long legs—not to mention her surprisingly large hips—every element is designed to captivate a man. And when she acts all clingy on top of that? You have no choice but to melt. The male actor stays in the background in a good way, never distracting from Himari Kinoshita. This is definitely a definitive work to fully enjoy her charm.
*The actresses, actors, acting, direction, costumes, lighting, camera angles, everything is good. By far the best AV I've seen in the past year.
She's tall and slender but has that curvy physique that drives men crazy. It feels less like a 'female boss' scenario and more like missing the last train and hooking up with a coworker. Himari Kinoshita seems to genuinely enjoy the play and really loves men, which is great. With that model-like figure, she's a truly attractive woman.
Kinoshita-san is wonderful. Her style and expressions are truly top-notch. There's a bit of a story, so I was hoping for more intensity, which was a little lacking. Still, it's a good piece.
It's part of a series, but personally, I've seen so much of it that I felt bored, and it didn't really get me excited.