I watched this work depicting the forbidden love between a housewife struggling in her marriage and a serious housekeeper. Although there was an impression of lacking brilliance after the comeback, this time it has made a splendid recovery. Not only is the style excellent, but the eroticism is skillfully directed, and the French kiss scenes are superb.

The story follows a female protagonist in her third year of marriage with a deteriorating relationship. Her husband feels inferior about his income and shows a negative attitude towards the proposal of entrusting housework to a housekeeper. In this context, Ozawa, a diligent housekeeper, appears. He is so devoted to his work that he forgets time while cleaning and listens earnestly to the protagonist's worries.

The relationship between the two, gradually connecting emotionally, is portrayed in a natural flow. Particularly, the scene where the protagonist asks, 'Can you handle this trouble too?' and leads to a kiss is breathtaking. The blend of tension and sensuality is exquisite, gripping the viewer's heart.

In terms of acting, the protagonist's conflict and liberation, along with Ozawa's honesty and hidden passion, are meticulously expressed, enhancing the work's realism. Overall, it is well-balanced and a piece that can be genuinely enjoyed after a long time. High expectations are held for future performances.