
Kyoko plays the perfect wife at home, but behind her husband's back, she's obsessed with her boss. A high-stakes, secret office affair that pushes the limits of temptation and infidelity.




















*She was a really great actress. After all, it's a small drip Her breasts are obscene. The low anime voice panting is also nice. This too It wasn't bad.
*She looked very beautiful and I was excited because her nipples were different from what I expected. Although the story is typical, it had a long-winded feel and was easy to read.
*The company president (Toru Ozawa) and a female employee (Saki Hiiragi) are having an affair. The two of them pass a memo at work, and then do it at the office after the employees go home. On the way, I received a phone call from my husband saying, ``Let's have dinner and go home.'' I told the president, ``I refuse to have sex tonight,'' but I ended up having sex with my husband as well. The next morning, the president is waiting in his car near his home. Saki finds the president, tells her husband that she forgot something, and leaves her husband to go to the president's car. The two went to a hotel and had sex in the morning. The sex between the two who are having an affair is worth watching. I like that the video of her washing her things before the affair feels real. It's a little disappointing that Tooru Ozawa's line ``I love you'' didn't quite sit right with me, and Saki Hiiragi's breasts were small, but it was a good affair movie.
The relationship was already established from the start. I feel like I missed out on something important. You don't even know if she's a married woman until the husband calls. It's a development that doesn't feel like 'Nagae Style'โno buildup, no structure, just mindless fucking. Saki Hiiragi has such a captivating face that draws men in; please, give her better material.
The two of them plan their office hookups meticulously. They do serious prep work, like washing their privates in the office restroom or hotel shower before getting down to it. It was clever how they turned off the office lights beforehand so they could see if someone was coming by the light.