
Yuka has a crush on her reliable coworker, Ken. After a farewell party, Ken misses his last train, and Yuka invites him over. The moment they are alone, Ken pins her to the bed, leading to an unexpected night.




*Impressions from a male user. A cute woman who has feelings for a kind and cool man. What particularly impressed me was the gentlemanly appearance of the men. The way the man leads the woman during the act is very gentlemanly. How to hug her, how to take off her clothes, etc.
If the dialogue at the beginning didn't sound so much like she was reading from a script, I think I could have been more immersed.
Everything from how they take off their clothes to where they place them is very careful. That alone makes it likable. The moments where they make eye contact and laugh together throughout the dialogue feel so natural and exciting. Halfway through, it stops feeling like acting and looks like they're just having fun. Actors who are too good at acting often feel a bit too polished, so there's something more charming about someone a bit clumsy and simple. The ad-lib-like lines are surprisingly sweet, contrasting with their wild appearance, which makes my heart flutter. The actress, Kotomi Asakura, is naturally cute, and she's not too passive—she's quite proactive, which I find cute even as a woman. The visuals are very clean, too. The story feels realistic and not too far from reality, making it easy to get immersed, and the everyday atmosphere lasts until the very end. Also, the camera work is from a first-person perspective, so it feels like you're secretly watching from the side. It's a wonderful work!