I had been constantly thinking about my former subordinate, MiU, who left the company after marriage. Before she got married, we were in an affair. I kept saying I would leave my wife someday, but she gave up and married a colleague. Then, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity came along. MiU's husband was burdened with debt and came crying to me. I set a condition to take over his debt: MiU would return to work as my secretary.

After actually watching this work, the charm of the secretary role played by the stylish and beautiful Shira mine-san is explosive. Her pure atmosphere and work performance as a secretary dramatically depict the complex relationship with the protagonist, who is haunted by their affair past. Particularly, the story development involving the realistic issue of debt deepens the psychological portrayal of the characters, providing enough persuasiveness to draw viewers in.

Shira mine-san's acting skillfully expresses the calmness of a secretary and the instability of rekindled romantic feelings, with her every movement exuding sensuality from the screen. In her interactions with the protagonist, tension and sorrow intertwine, realistically conveying how the aftermath of an affair lingers long. The setting of a reunion drama using debt as a pretext is both realistic and highly dramatic, making viewers unconsciously empathize with the protagonist.

Overall, this is a masterpiece that blends stylish visuals with a profound story, fully showcasing Shira mine-san's beauty. While dealing with the taboo of affairs, it delves deeply into human weaknesses and desires, making it not just an erotic work but one that can be enjoyed as a solid drama. I was lost in the afterglow for a while after finishing it. This is undoubtedly a must-watch for fans.