
"That sweaty, raw scent of a pubescent boy... it makes me ache so much. I want his young seed deep inside my womb... am I pathetic?" After marrying my much older boss, he passed away suddenly. Now, I'm left living with my stepson, who's only two years younger than me.




















I loved the Satomi Suzuki installment of the same SOD Romance series, so I bought the Furukawa and Honjo ones back-to-back. However, the stepmother's sense of sexual frustration and urgency was severely lacking. The feeling of her getting lost in sex with her stepson was also quite weak. A disappointment.
*Miss Honjo Suzu... Frustrated, I squeeze my husband's stepchild's morning erection cock and ejaculate... Suck the morning erection cock and ejaculate in the mouth... And...
*I was waiting for something like this erotic novel. I was shown some of Suzu's works, but I was dissatisfied with the lack of serious works, but this one is good. A well-worn story about a beautiful wife who loses her husband and has an affair with her son-in-law. However, the depiction of a young, innocent, and serious widow suffering from unsatisfied sexual desire and masturbating at night, inspired by her step-son's erection, was very unpleasant and exciting. The scene where she couldn't stand her son-in-law's erection and gave him a blowjob, and apologized in the midst of shame when she met his eyes, was a great example of how she was not portrayed as just an erotic widow at heart, but as an innocent married woman with a young body that is too much for her. Suzu played this role perfectly. Personally, I find masturbation by beautiful, pure, and serious women very erotic, so this work was a total bingo for me. If I had to make an order, I would have liked Suzu's masturbation scene to be shown longer and more intensely. But it's good to see him comforting himself in a low voice without saying anything. One more thing I would like to say is that there could have been a development where the stepson secretly peeked into Suzu-san's secret masturbation. After Suzu-san apologizes after giving a blowjob, I tell Suzu-san that I was actually watching Suzu-san masturbate.I wanted Suzu-san to play the shameful and confused look of an innocent married woman whose son-in-law is spying on her secret masturbation. I think it could have been played out as a brother-in-law instead of a son-in-law. However, there is nothing more exciting than the masturbation of a beautiful, serious woman. There's no reason why female announcers and Nogizaka guys aren't doing it. I want to be an invisible man or a ceiling.
*Suzu Honjo is very nice. I think her charm is that she is modest. However, I think the script could be improved a little more. For example, in a masturbation scene, he says, ``I know it's strange, but I can't stop feeling this way,'' but it would be more realistic if he said ``I don't understand why I would do something like this.'' Women are only able to verbalize their feelings after a considerable amount of time has passed, so the usual script would be, ``I can't put my feelings into words, I don't understand them, but I can't stop my emotions and physical impulses.'' Similarly, my son wakes up while I'm giving him a blowjob. "I'm sorry," he says, but this isn't real either. In real life, there are words and actions that don't make sense logically, like, "No, that's not true. Wait, that's not true." The person who wrote the script is a man and seems to be a logical person, but the script is good at ``subtraction''. If you add explanatory lines, the flow will be poor. Typical explanatory lines include, ``It stinks of sweat. It's something I didn't experience during my serious school days.'' Rather than include such an explanatory line, wouldn't it be more natural to say something like, ``I wonder if all adolescent boys smell like this? I didn't know that.'' Or when you're dating someone for the first time, there's a line like, ``Can you take off your bra?'' But isn't it normal to say things like, ``Is this your first time?'' or ``Do you have experience?'' Suzu Honjo's acting is understated and solid, so if the script were a little more careful, the quality of the psychological depiction would improve.
I'm just baffled by the casting; the guy playing the son is way older than the stepmother. It's unwatchable. They really need to pick better actors for the son's role.