
Yuka, the daughter of a company president, has been secretly in love with Yosuke, an employee at her father's staffing agency. As they grow closer around Yosuke's birthday, a predatory business partner sets his sights on Yuka's beauty, orchestrating a scheme that pushes her father's company to the brink of bankruptcy.












I like slender types, so her small breasts were perfect. She was teased with various things, and the climax with the vibrator was top-tier.
If I were in Yuka's position, I'd abandon my father. I think it's only natural for the company to be taken over. If anything, the one to pity is the heir who had his bride stolen. To be blunt, temp workers are just a collection of incompetent people; it's their own fault if they end up homeless. What merits could they possibly have? Even if they did, it wouldn't amount to much. Fans have trashed this work, but are you really in a position to criticize the characters? I felt like I saw the stubbornness of trash at the end, and the heiress Yuka played fits the profiling perfectly. It's only realistic that her reactions would be dull during sex due to trauma unless it's addressed. She played a woman who still tries to help a father like that. Since she's socially isolated, she can only be saved by a man willing to throw everything away and elope, right? Of course, this is just my delusion.
It's pretty good. She's actually quite skilled at the rape-play acting. She pulls it off with a great vibe. Though, it might be better if she didn't have many lines...
This was my first time seeing Kokohana, and she was perfectly cast as the ill-fated daughter of a company president. Looking at the story alone, I feel like 70 minutes just wasn't enough to cover it properly. It might be an editing issue, but scenes keep shifting before anything is fully fleshed out, making the whole thing feel quite forgettable.
During the wedding photo shoot scene, legendary AV director Osamu Saito made a cameo appearance. I felt nostalgic and wanted to check the credits at the end, but there weren't any (lol). Not only the production staff, but you can't even tell who the actors are. Since even 'Kokoha's' name isn't in the video, you can guess the quality for yourself. It ends on a surprisingly happy note, but the sex scene with the boyfriend is so obviously fake it's painful.