SILK-046 - Last Goodbye.

Marriage parties, mixers for married people, social media. In this day and age, there are endless places for married women to meet someone. 'You don't feel that spark with your husband anymore, right?' That one line from a friend captures the hidden sexual longing that married women keep buried deep inside. After living together for so long, those feelings naturally fade away. The reason affairs are such a hot topic and never go away is because the forbidden fruit is what makes your heart race the most. I'm married myself, but I've been seeing a married woman I know in secret. Sometimes we just go on dates, other times we spend the whole day having sex. We've been in this relationship for six years now, with a promise not to break up each other's families. There's no sign of a 'last goodbye' in sight. This work is justice for married women, and it's a documentary.

The acting in the drama segments was genuinely good and very engaging. It includes scenes from a few years later, and the ending is quite satisfying.

Highly recommended for fans of Itte-kun. It feels like a movie, and I love his pained expressions. I've already watched it multiple times. I'm so jealous of the actress.

The story is definitely lacking. If they had shown the woman still unable to forget him after the breakup, I might have been more invested. The sex scenes, however, are very natural and wonderful from both Ittetsu and the actress. The moment where Ittetsu puts a pillow under her head when changing positions was a highlight. The affection shown in those little gestures is just the best!

First off, Ittetsu's acting is incredible! His lines and expressions were superb. The actress was a bit stiff with her lines, but she had a cute, modest vibe. The sex scenes were also great—natural, not the fake-sounding moans you usually get in AVs. The disappointment is the story. An affair with a married woman—it's cliché, but that's fine; women like forbidden romance stories. Breaking up is inevitable, but meeting again three years later, pregnant with her husband's child, while still wearing the watch from their memories? She ended up being such an unlikable character. If AV for women is supposed to be revolutionary, the story should matter too. I wanted at least one scene that deeply expressed their emotional connection! I expect more because Ittetsu is such a good actor... sorry for being greedy.