
I met my husband at work and we got married. And he was my husband's childhood friend, and the two of us were very close, often having meals together at our house. Honesty. I had never thought about him at all, but since that day when I somehow decided to pretend to be my husband's childhood friend and girlfriend... little by little... the gears... started going crazy...




















Her face and body are exactly my type (laughs). The acting was good, and I enjoyed the drama, but the story was a bit lacking.
If you remember Makoto Nakano, you'll see she's evolved into something much more erotic with age. She felt a bit lukewarm during her time as Reina Hirokawa, but now she's really embracing the mature woman archetype with a proper level of lewdness and perversion. You can tell she's got experience.
It's a story about a wife developing a good relationship with her childhood best friend. In this work, I think Namijo really nailed the atmosphere. It's also nice to see the gradual change as she starts to crave intimacy. It has a subtly captivating quality.
From Hirokawa Reina to Nakano Mako, and now Dogawa Nami… even with the name changes, the quality remains. Her face is cute, her figure is my type, and I especially like her smaller breasts. It's only natural to want to cheat with a woman like that. I enjoyed seeing her in a yukata, and the black stockings towards the end were amazing. She's both cute and sexy, and she'd be perfect for a housewife role. I'm looking forward to seeing more of her work.
It's about cheating while pretending to be a girlfriend, and I liked how it didn't lead to rape but flowed naturally with kisses, oral sex, and penetration – a real 'falling for temptation' vibe. The story, the actress's atmosphere, and the plot all fit the work well, and it's something you want to watch again and again. The only downside is that she has to pretend to be a girlfriend in front of her mother, but the mother doesn't appear. It felt like it lacked a bit of a hook to pull the viewer in. Otherwise, if they had paid attention to a few more details overall, it could have been a truly amazing work. It's a real gem, worth keeping in your collection!