
I was sexually assaulted in my student days. I even contemplated suicide, but my club advisor—now my husband—saved me, and we built a happy life together. Though the trauma never truly faded, I was finally content. That is, until that one phone call changed everything.












*Akari Satsuki was 22 years old at the time, and although she wasn't particularly beautiful, she had beautiful big breasts and a toned waist. She is raped again by Tabuchi, the man who raped her when she was a student. The strong masturbation was a waste of time, and the ending wasn't good enough, but the way Akari got beaten up was pretty good.
It makes no sense from a profiling perspective that she would so easily accept a rapist who drove her to consider suicide, or that she wouldn't sue him even after her husband found out about the rape. The twist that the truth was unexpected was quite good, but if that's the case, she could have consulted her husband about why the rapist was released so early. If the plot had developed into her husband becoming suspicious of Akari and then obsessing over sex with her, it would have been a masterpiece. The ending was shocking, and even the rabbit was moved. It's a great 'side dish' for Akari's fans. I just wish they had included a long shower scene.
Overall, it's well-put-together. She has a nicely delicious-looking body. However, it lacks the level of illicit vibes or sense of taboo that I was hoping for.
*All of Karami's faces are grimacing, and she looks extremely ugly. The actress seems to be famous, but when I saw her for the first time, I wondered why she was able to appear in so many works.
First off, the mosaic is a bit heavy, probably because it's a rental version. If not for that, I'd give it 4 stars. She has clear skin and a great figure. She starts off resisting, but eventually turns into a woman who moves her hips on her own. Her face isn't bad either, but her 'O-face' is exactly like the actress Tsubaki Nekoze (lol).