Make Him from a One-Day Boyfriend into a Real Boyfriend. In the series where a coworker pretends to be your boyfriend, the 19th installment features Aya Sasakura devising a new scheme. When pressured by her parents to marry, she introduces her unremarkable coworker Horii to them, hoping they'll oppose the idea—only for them to actually like him, leading to the familiar turn of events.
She takes Horii to her family home, where they end up bathing together in front of her parents. There, she gives him a handjob, and later in the same bed, she makes him ejaculate through a blowjob and a thigh job. After that, under the pretense of living together, she asks Horii for another blowjob when her father visits and ends up passed out drunk in Horii's room, forcing Aya to stay over as well. When Horii makes a move, she seems not entirely unwilling, and they have sex while suppressing their voices, ending with a creampie.
Having fallen for Horii, Aya turns down her boss's invitation for drinks and clings to Horii intensely at the office, letting him insert it. When a colleague returns, she hides under the desk for a blowjob and a handjob, finishing with a facial ejaculation into her mouth, and once the colleague leaves, she dives back into sex. She complains about Horii getting cocky but seems to enjoy herself, including a moment where she's happy to feel his dick rock hard during a blowjob.
They only do missionary position with creampies, and she complains, "You don't need to ejaculate inside my pussy!" But when Horii still wants to stick it in, she quickly gives in, enjoying sex while switching positions, and when he cums inside her again, she smiles with pleasure. During overtime together, she throws a tantrum over Horii's indifferent attitude, then clings to him affectionately, showcasing her expressive acting skills.
This series occasionally stretches to 180-minute long episodes, but the recent ones are 140 minutes, and if the content is the same, this length is easier to watch and just right. Aya Sasakura's beauty and acting skills definitely deliver, making it easy to get off. For the same day's release, I'd like to see her in "When I Woke Up, She Was in My Room" as a female coworker or junior, clinging and having sex, or in "My Life Is Over" as a domineering, self-destructive female boss, or in "A Lingerie Maker Full Of Women" for new employee training, or in "The King's Game" as a plain, glasses-wearing girl.
The process of making him pretend to be her boyfriend and then falling for him is enjoyable enough, and this series is becoming a flagship for the Royal brand. It's mostly based on 20-something daughters, and the release pace is fast, so I'm looking forward to Amakawa Sora appearing in the next one. I hope they also shoot "Super Cute" actresses from the Kikatan series—Kitaka Karin, Aizawa Miyu, Ayatsuki Nanase, Yukimura Izumi, Hanamori Natsuho, and Uruma Sarara—and continue it.