
Natsume, a sales manager at an IT trading company, seems cool and competent at first glance, but he is actually just a decorative employee who joined the company through connections. When I started working for her, I was given tasks every day and ended up working overtime. One night, when he invited her out for a drink, she became closer to him and began to be affectionate with him. I'm so horny to see her sexy and sexy body through her tight shirt...




















Natsume Hio really nails the role of the dominant, abusive boss and the clumsy, shy, and incredibly cute girl. Seriously, she's fantastic. I totally relate to the way she just throws everything at you but still checks you out with a lecherous gaze – it's exactly how I'd react! And the moans in this one are *insane*. If I could get rewarded by a boss like this, I could work 24/7 (laughs). I recommend checking out Natsume Hio's "High-Pressure Female Boss Transferred from Tokyo…" or "When I Called an Escort, She Gave Me a Receipt…" from about a year and a half ago. Comparing them will make this one even more enjoyable.
Natsume-bucho just radiates coolness and beauty. But she's a complete disaster at her job, dumping everything on me… yet somehow, you can't help but like her! This gap moe is amazing. She invites you for drinks after work, and then things escalate to a mind-blowing private performance at her place. You're completely under her spell, body and soul. This is a masterpiece that really lets you savor Natsume Hio's mature charm and that irresistible gap moe. Top tier stuff.
She starts off greeting her subordinates with a booming "Good morning!!" Her appearance is striking (voluptuous, with a killer body). But her instructions to her employees are limited to a single phrase: "Please take care of things." That's it. Purely superficial. This is a uniquely fantastic character for an AV boss. But honestly, wouldn't it be okay for people in positions of power to be like this in the real world too? This work isn't just about female bosses; it's a critique of authority figures in general.