
An employee who is ridiculed at work. There was also comfort for the employees in that company. The company's president and female CEO, Yuka. However, Yuka was married, and her feelings were never reciprocated. One day, that employee and Yuka were scheduled for a two-day business trip...




















This is my first time watching something from this production company, but the actors' subtle acting skills and the storytelling are amazing. I was really excited. There aren't many parts you'd want to fast-forward, and I think you really need to watch it carefully to appreciate the quality of this work. It's got some serious depth.
If she was supposed to be the president, it would've been better if she'd initially resisted before eventually giving up and surrendering. The scene with the second subordinate was alright, though.
I haven't been impressed with Yuka Tada since she left her agency, but this is great – a solid drama like Nagae's work. Her naturally haughty appearance fits the role perfectly, and it was really titillating to see her get entangled with a pathetic subordinate who had leverage over her, spiraling into sexual obsession and ruin. The contrast between her appearance and the clearly visible stretch marks on her hips is just… amazing. Definitely a keeper!
Yuka Tada's eye acting in the non-explicit scenes is fantastic. The way she looks at her subordinate with disdain, or the subtle shifts in her gaze that hint at fear… I think you should just accept everything as foreplay from her. Of course, the explicit scenes are perfect too. It would have been even better if the latter half had a stronger sense of forbidden desire. However, having her constantly stationed in a large common room feels more like a 'department head' than a 'president,' even assuming a mid-sized company. If she's the president, it would be more natural for her to work in a separate office upstairs and occasionally come down to interact with regular employees. Also, the husband always making pasta is too repetitive and doesn't convey a sense of wealth, so some variety would be appreciated.
I've seen the whole series, and this one is the best. The actress's sharp gaze perfectly fits the role of a charismatic boss, and her expression as she gradually breaks down is really well portrayed. I can't go into detail, but her manner of speech and behavior also suit the role perfectly. If you like being dominated, watch the first half, and if you like sweet moments, watch the second half. The camera work is also great, and the close-ups of the actress and important parts are well-shot, so you won't get bored until the end. Definitely a keeper!