
Kana was asked by her husband to "show me being embraced by someone else." And Sumire asked her husband to "let me see you being embraced by someone else." These two couples with opposite desires for adultery, hiding the fact that they were married, participated in a 'Married Couples' Mixer'. As the meeting progressed, Sumire disappeared with Kenji, Kana's husband, to a hotel. And Kana was an old acquaintance of Takashi, Sumire's husband. After that, the relationships between the two couples continued to become intricately entangled...












The setup with a married couples' mixer where the spouses are each other's former first loves is really engaging. The build-up to the ending was fantastic. The two actresses' characters fit perfectly, and I appreciated that they didn't use the usual male actors โ Yutaka Kyogen and Horiyuchi Hajime blended well with the drama. Totally satisfied! Definitely a keeper.
Thinking about two actresses strong in the 'slut' genre simultaneously playing with my stuff makes me envious and excited. M guys who like older women should definitely buy this. This is a masterpiece, I'm telling you!
The story starting from a married couples' mixer and developing into swapping was pretty fresh. I liked how it showed that there are all sorts of things that can happen between couples. The difference in assertiveness between the spouses, which I think is important in swapping content, was also clearly portrayed. Sumire-san's boldness is great, but Kana-san's subtle dangerous vibe was also top-notch. Seriously a great work!
The scenario where the wife openly sleeps with other men and makes her M husband film it is just the best. It's also really fun to see the M husband having sex in a swap with another woman while his wife watches from the side. Making the swap partner a childhood sweetheart was a good idea, but it would have been a masterpiece if they'd delved deeper. I'm hoping for a sequel as a spin-off!
I bought this featuring a combination of two of my favorite AV actresses, and it's alright, but she's still best when she's alone.