The development from pretending to be lovers to becoming real lovers is the best. Naminami, who became exclusive to "Royal". Perhaps she has now become a triple exclusive with "Dasu!" and "Fitch". That aside, this work is a popular series even within Royal. When her parents inform her over the phone about an arranged marriage meeting, office lady Naminami looks for a man with decent specs within the company. However, she first calls her male friends one after another, but all are unavailable and turn her down. When she looks around the office again, only one useless man remains.
She begs that man, Okamoto (Yuta Shibuya), to come with her to her parents' home. Naminami intended for her parents and Okamoto to have a casual conversation and then leave quickly. However, her father and Okamoto hit it off unexpectedly, and the conversation gets lively, leading to them staying overnight. In the bath, she ends up bathing with Okamoto, and her parents eavesdrop from behind the door. Reluctantly, Naminami washes Okamoto's body and dick. In bed, Okamoto attacks with fingering, and Naminami goes from fellatio to a titjob. Even in this scene, the parents secretly eavesdrop, which feels quite vivid.
The two return to the office. Her father calls again, and Naminami impulsively lies that they are living together. Since they aren't actually cohabiting, she asks Okamoto to pretend to be her boyfriend at his place, saying she'll lick his dick again. This fellatio scene is extremely sensual and arouses the viewer. In the fully nude bed scene after her father falls asleep, Okamoto vigorously attacks Naminami and creampies her. This further heats things up.
After that, the two have sex repeatedly in the office as well. Eventually, it leads to the familiar development of going from pretending to be lovers to becoming real lovers. Naminami's acting skills and clever dialogue delivery shine. This work is erotic, fun, and yet a masterpiece that truly gets you off.
A slightly chubby female coworker of the same year "Making a Coworker Pretend to Be My Boyfriend" series 16th installment, Naminami launches a new strategy. Naminami, pressured by her parents to get married, takes her unremarkable coworker Okamoto as a fake boyfriend, planning to make her parents oppose him. However, contrary to expectations, her parents like Okamoto, leading into the series' familiar development.
Okamoto, taken to her family home, ends up bathing with Naminami in front of her parents. There, she gives him a handjob facial, and later in the same bed, a blowjob with oral ejaculation, as Naminami devotedly complies. Later, she fabricates a story about them living together and asks Okamoto for another blowjob. Then her father visits and gets drunk and passes out in Okamoto's room. Naminami also ends up staying overnight, finally leading to sex and a creampie.
Naminami, starting to genuinely fall for Okamoto, turns down her boss's drinking invitation and sweetly clings to Hayashi in the office. When a coworker returns, she hides under the desk, gives a blowjob with eye contact and oral ejaculation, then after the coworker leaves, they have sex again. Naminami gets angry at Okamoto for getting cocky, but when she gets a handjob facial, she plays dumb, and when Okamoto is indifferent during overtime together, she throws a tantrum. Her expressive and superb acting skills are impressive.
Naminami seems to have become an exclusive actress for Royal, handling diverse roles such as unconscious seduction in "A Female Friend Who Comes to Stay Over Every Night," training new male employees in "A Lingerie Manufacturer Full of Women," and the desire to become beautiful for her younger brother in "My Older Sister Is Plain and Reserved." In this work, you can fully enjoy the process of making him pretend to be her boyfriend and falling in love. It has become a flagship series for Royal, and since the release pace is fast, I hope they will continue the series by also filming with actresses from the "Super Cute" Kikatan label like Kaho Kitaoka, Miyu Aizawa, Hikari Tomoe, Nanako Kosaka, and Natsuho Hanamori.
Rather, I want to be her boyfriend. In a situation where the protagonist isn't even married, let alone has a boyfriend, she tells a lie on the spot when her parents pressure her to get married. However, the process of that lie gradually becoming realistic and turning into a genuine relationship is truly natural and pleasant. The heroine's smile suits her very well, and the troubled expression she shows in the scene at her parents' home was particularly charming. The nuances of emotions are carefully depicted, and the development makes you want to root for them. This is definitely a recommended title.