Todoita no wa Hitozuma deshita

Pirate Cat's "What Arrived Was a Married Woman" is a work that depicts the immorality of a young man who has a relationship with a married woman next door due to a misdelivery, centered on the calculated temptation of a married man.
She has long black hair, a white shirt + black tight skirt + black stockings, and is a married woman with huge breasts that seem to have a K-cup and calculated temptation.
On the surface, he has a polite and calm tone, but once the switch is turned on, he approaches provocatively and melts the main character's reason. I can't stand the contrast between the little devil's calculation that does not hide her husband's unsatisfied frustration, but rather uses it to lure her young neighbor, and the sex appeal overflowing from her plump body.

The comfort of the "swamp" that calculates and lures the main character into the depths once they have a relationship is depicted in a large volume of 120 pages. It is a film where pleasure outweighs guilt, and the aftertaste of a taboo relationship remains.

Source: FANZA, Translated