I watched the collaborative work by DAHLIA featuring the national treasure-level beauties, Minosuzume and Kakunaho. The story follows four close friends from university who married into two couples and embark on a hot spring trip. The setup is brilliant: Suzume, married to her best friend Atsushi, is a super beauty with a bright personality, while Naho, married to the introverted me, is reserved and gentle. Initially, the atmosphere is warm and nostalgic, filled with shared memories. However, the mood gradually shifts, and I was shocked by the development where Suzume and Naho become involved with Atsushi. The contrast between Suzume's radiant smile and Naho's modest expressions adds depth to the work, drawing me into the human dynamics unfolding in the confined space of the hot spring inn. Particularly, Suzume's proactive actions and Naho's inner conflicts are portrayed with care, highlighting the actors' skills. In the final scenes, the psychological depiction of characters torn between friendship and desire amidst complex emotions is superb, making it hard to look away. With DAHLIA's signature quality, this piece fully delivers the appeal of a beauty collaboration.