
父親を亡くし、母と息子の二人暮らし。生活はカツカツで母と息子の二人で暮らすのがいっぱいいっぱいだった。そんな母親を気にして大学進学を諦めた息子。大学に行ってもらいたい母親はマンションの大家に相談するのだったが‥。




















*It's erotic. At first, it feels like there's a sense of life, I'm slowly starting to remember the woman. Her voice is very cute and her sense of immorality is very good. This will be a spoiler, but At the end, he gasps apologetically. I'm at the limit of my patience.
*forgive the landlord My son saw it Son also rapes mother Mother also falls in love with her son
*Purchased second hand. I guess the story has been told in the past, but there are too few twists. Besides Mr. Hirose's solid body, what I thought was good was the interaction between Mr. Hirose and his son, who was awake when the son came to his mother's bedroom at night to have sex after being raped once. A scene in which she repeatedly tells her son, "Don't come in," as he comes to the entrance of the room with his penis exposed. In the end, she tries to give him a blowjob at the entrance of the room, but ends up being swallowed up by her son's force. "Don't come into my room" was heard overlapping with "Don't put your things in my important places." This place was exciting.
*Isn't that good?! As expected of Nagae. Isn't the eroticism with a story one of the highest in the industry? Miss ``Yuka'' is not exactly beautiful, but she is an ordinary lady with a lovely smile. This would actually make the story more realistic. It's nice that it gives off a slightly unhappy feeling. Although she is chubby, her body lines are not distorted, and her breasts have a good firmness as well. It seems like it has been well taken care of, which gives a good impression. Her orgasmic acting also has a serious feel to it, making it very erotic. The only flaw is that it's a little noisy. I think that tangled in a slip also increases the eroticism. Erotica also relies on a story. It's a good work.
I understand it's a mother-son dynamic, but she's a bit too young to be considered a 'mature mother.' Still, it was a great work that made me overlook that. This series changes its story every time, so it's hit-or-miss, but the variety is exactly why I keep buying them—and why I occasionally stumble upon gems like this.