
A husband busy with business expansion and his supportive wife, Meari. One day, a house cleaning salesperson visits and they decide to hire during the husband's business trip. A worker breaks a vase in the house, and the husband becomes furious. He asks a friend who is a company president to fire the worker. And the workers' anger turns towards Meari's body...




















This time, the heroine is Tuji Meari, the president's wife… She doesn't lack for anything materially, but her heart and body are unfulfilled. Her husband is having an affair. Yet, it's strange how she's bound to her marriage… The incident began when a cleaning company broke a valuable vase, but if it was just that broken, I think 'kintsugi' (golden repair) would have even improved the 'view'? Has Meari's personality been twisted by her husband's emotional abuse and the frustration of an unfulfilled life, or is this her true nature…? Ultimately, it's 'revenge,' but to dismiss it as such feels unfair to Abe (who was strangely written in hiragana this time?) and his subcontractors! As a commoner, I want to root for Abe and his team! And then Meari becomes sullied as the target of 'revenge'! It's just 'tit-for-tat' and ultimately meaningless… Abe and his team of four take turns violating Meari… In an unexpected 'form,' the emptiness within her body is filled. And her heart will be too, in a few days… Of course, because she's an actress, and it's a role, the way she's 'violated' is different from her role as the wife in 'Debtor Couple,' which is wonderful, Meari! The expression on her face as she's pinned down by the lowly and thrust repeatedly is horrifyingly (a compliment!) good! I love the way Meari moans, her moaning voice! Meari convinces her husband, and Abe's company is able to renew its contract with the main contractor, and the cleaning service at Meari's house is resumed… but isn't her treatment afterward too rough? She's a benefactor… During the 輪●, Meari didn't say a single word! Just moaning… The husband's monologue at the end was also, 'so what? Why? How does it end up like this?' so I think it would have been better to end with Meari's line, even if it was just her inner voice.
Please cast Aosora Hikari. She's perfect for the role of a married woman. She's got serious experience.
Especially the camerawork and angles during the initial scenes, and the tragic expression on Tuji Meari's face were just phenomenal. Even just the close-ups are worth saving. I was completely lost in it…
I was glad that the issues I had with Tuji Meari's previous work (not enough shots of her beautiful body after climax) have been resolved. I think the style of the work is still in line with the previous one. This work has fewer lines, but I'm looking forward to her appearing in a work with sexy lines that evoke a pure-to-fallen feeling in the next one.