Amid their busy schedules, Wataru and Ichiha finally managed to align their days off for a hot spring trip. Wanting to look cool in front of his younger girlfriend Ichiha, Wataru took on all the travel arrangements himself. However, this led to sleep deprivation, and after dinner, he unexpectedly passed out. His first trip, planned so earnestly to ensure Ichiha had fun, was ruined, and they greeted the morning in an awkward mood. In this situation, how will Wataru recover?
It's great to see all the different expressions of Akane-kun! Up until now, Akane-kun has mostly played cool and composed roles, but in this work, the highlight is how he shows a diverse range of expressions we haven't seen before. In particular, his anxious and dejected look when he worries that his girlfriend might hate him for falling asleep, and the mix of surprise and confusion when she takes the initiative during their later intimate scene, overflow with a cuteness rarely seen in previous SILK works, making it very refreshing. Yet, when he turns to the offensive, he still reveals a solidly dominant and masculine side, and that contrast is captivating, giving the entire work a nice sense of rhythm.
Until checkout time I was impressed by the sight of my younger boyfriend, Wataru-kun, working hard to plan our first trip together, wanting to show off his cool side to his girlfriend while dealing with consecutive days of overtime at work. However, the way he fell asleep from exhaustion and looked dejected when he woke up in the middle of the night, as well as the way he stared at her with a downcast expression when she woke up in the morning, was truly adorable 🤭
But when it came to the scenes where they intertwined, it was exactly like "The Akane-kun" vibe—his usual gentle demeanor completely flipped, and his sadistic side overflowed, creating a gap that was absolutely amazing 👏👏👏 That gap was irresistibly charming, making this a work I wanted to watch over and over again.