[ADN-777]
Honey, forgive me... Wandering Wife 2 Marina Shiraishi

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Item Details

Product Code
ADN-777
FANZA
adn00777
Release Date
2026-05-29

Description

Eri told her close friend Hidemi that Joe Okura, a former guitarist and her husband's senior, would be coming to their house soon. Hidemi, a huge fan of Okura, begged, "I want to meet him." When Eri consulted Okura, he confessed, "I'm interested in you." Swept away by the pushy Okura, Eri ended up having a physical relationship with him, and while confused, she fell deeper into the depths...

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Reviews

Average: 4 / Total: 2 reviews
Adult Temptation That Drives a Married Woman Crazy This is a work where the setting of a former popular guitarist and a married woman, a classic combination, still shines and draws you in. At first, Eri only saw Okura as an object of admiration, but then he unexpectedly makes a move on her. Even though she knows in her head that it's wrong, the development where the distance between them gradually shrinks makes your heart race uncontrollably. What's particularly unmissable is the mature composure and sex appeal that Okura exudes. Without being forceful, his approach naturally fills the gaps in her heart, and his atmosphere makes you sympathize, thinking, "If someone approached me like this, I might waver too..." The fact that he's her husband's senior adds to the tension and sense of guilt that builds up every time they meet. You naturally find your eyes drawn to Eri's struggle as she's torn between reason and emotion. For those who want to savor the atmosphere slowly with a focus on story, or who enjoy adult romantic dramas, this is a work that will really hit the mark. A development that keeps you glued to the screen until the end, wondering just how deep she'll fall. I didn't understand the story at all. Okura's motive for wanting to meet his wife was not conveyed at all. Also, it's a shame that the development where he gets set up in a trap in collusion with the husband lacked a convincing reason for why it happened. If a bit more background and emotions had been explained, I might have been able to immerse myself in the story.

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