I never knew Natsuki Rin could be this amazing... To be honest, this work is almost a direct follow-up to the masterpiece "Compensation" from the "Nagae STYLE" series. So I was worried whether this maker could really film it, but when I opened the lid, it was surprisingly well put together. This was my first encounter with Natsuki Rin, who plays the heroine, and she was such a brilliant actress that I regret not having seen her performance sooner.
The package photo is undeniably too beautiful, like a star reusing a photo for a special occasion, but...
The story begins with the small business run by Rin and her husband struggling for funds, and they take out a loan with the husband's senior colleague as a joint guarantor. Even with just this setup, fans of "Compensation" can easily imagine what follows. The makeshift loan is like a drop in the bucket, and soon the senior colleague, as the joint guarantor, starts receiving payment demands. Around this point, the "JET Visuals" flavor begins to show.
As a token of atonement, Rin starts helping out at the senior colleague's house, but it's questionable whether it's okay for her, who was involved in management, to leave the workplace. In a tough business situation, it seems like a reckless choice. The senior colleague makes a move on Rin from the first day. It's quick and easy, but it lacks emotion. Truly, it's a very "JET Visuals" development.
Contrary to the maker's stance, Rin's performance as she goes through guilt toward her husband and the senior colleague's wife, her dignity as a woman, and those conflicts, leading to the situation where she holds the senior colleague's "thing," was excellent. With her lower body exposed on the sink, receiving the senior colleague's caresses, sweet sighs begin to escape from Rin's lips. Just when I thought there would be no "interruption" this time, at the last moment the husband appears, and happily (?) we enter the usual development.
The next day, Rin's expression, anticipating the senior colleague's intentions, is superb. She seems to have resigned herself to his hand reaching out, or rather, she seems to expect it, with complex emotions seeping through. In the scene where she goes out to the hallway saying "Your wife is sleeping..." and receives the senior colleague's caresses while standing, Rin's leaking sighs are sensual. When they move to another room and engage in full intercourse, her "sensual technique" is also impressive.
Like "Compensation," there is a sex scene in front of the husband, but Rin's feelings toward her husband are completely invisible. Perhaps they wanted to show that she had completely "fallen," but since the presence or absence of the husband is an important element, I felt that wasn't right. The husband's sudden prayer hands right after everything ended was also like a comedy sketch, somewhat killing the mood.