I started a part-time job at Ozawa Moving Store due to troubles in my married life, and the owner, Mr. Ozawa, listened to my concerns with genuine care. After years of marriage, our rules had broken down, leading to constant arguments, but Mr. Ozawa's kindness felt like a salvation. A week into the job, when I discovered my husband's affair and was shaken, Mr. Ozawa rushed over, and we unexpectedly shared a kiss—a shocking moment. In this work, the combination of Kurichan and Mr. Ozawa is superb, with their intense licking and devouring interactions heating up the scene. Kurichan's crying face stirs emotions, but her radiant smile is truly the highlight. The film delicately portrays a woman's desire to escape daily boredom and seek new thrills, drawing viewers into a drama of marital issues and renewal. Mr. Ozawa's fatherly warmth and Kurichan's inner turmoil create a realistic human dynamic. Overall, the emotional twists are plentiful, evoking viewer empathy. I watched this piece and was deeply prompted to reflect on life's turning points. Highly recommended for many to see.