After watching this work, I was deeply moved by the forbidden love story between a college student living alone, Saji, and a married woman, Aina. The script is well-crafted, and Aina's acting shines brightly. Particularly, the intense kissing scenes are sensual, portraying the two as lovers yearning for each other in a realistic way that draws you in effortlessly. The camera work is skillful, with the setting of a room just before moving out highlighting both transience and passion. The development from Saji giving her a spare key to Aina visiting during her husband's absence adds depth to the drama, evoking a sense of longing for such an experience in life. There are many scenes with minimal clothing, fully showcasing Aina's attractive bust, and her transition from E-BODY to Madonna proves successful. Saji Hanzo's performance matches his recent activity, elevating the student-housewife relationship into a pure love story. The intimate scenes are emotionally rich, conveying Aina's loneliness from being neglected by her husband, making viewers empathize deeply. Overall, it's a well-balanced fusion of drama and sensuality, resulting in a compelling piece worth watching.