大好きな彼とHして腕まくらでピロートークされちゃうシリーズ
第21弾 同い年彼氏と思い出デートで編
Daisuki na Kare to H shite Udemakura de Pillow talk sarechau Series
Volume 21: Onaidoshi Kareshi to Omoide Date de hen
About: A series with a simple major theme; a couple's intimate time together. In between them are either talks about their future together, or simply reminiscing about their past memories.
Volume 21; Memorable date with the same-age boyfriend (CV: Sawa Manaka)
MC and guy went for an anniversary of the years since they've been together, they spent their leisurely time at a park where they had their first date, reminiscing the memories back then. They ate yakisoba at the food stall nearby and a boat ride at the lake (which has the most cute/funny scene when they were surprised by the birds that suddenly passed them). They shared fond talks afterwards about how they met; from a goukon two years ago, where they both fell in love with each other the first time. He told her he was very nervous to approach her but at the same time didn't want to let the chance go, and that he was glad that he did in the end. When they were about to leave, they sky grew dark and a storm rains on them. MC's small foldable umbrella wasn't enough for the both of them to use so the boyfriend, hesitantly at first, suggested they'd take shelter in one of the hotels nearby. He admit he meant the 'implied reasons' why he chose for them to go there.
When the rain cleared, they made their way to the train station where they would part ways. Guy noticed a big rainbow in the sky and gets pretty excited and wanted to take a selfie of them together with the rainbow as the background. Guy asked MC to take him to her hometown where she grew up, and MC also asked the same. Guy mentioned he lived in the outskirt of town where there's a lot of nature nearby, so he was excited to show her those places.
Final say: This was one of the earliest R18 series I started with, and I found many good CVs here. There's not much story in them, unfortunately, as the main selling point is the sexing part. Still, I like it because sometimes I just need something light and not too deep; just enough to enjoy the gentle vanilla goodness. This particular volume is also my first purchase of R18 drama CDthough I honestly want my first to be any of Hirai Tatsuya but no stock for them so, welp, Sawa Manaka is fine too though.
Volume 21; Memorable date with the same-age boyfriend (CV: Sawa Manaka)
MC and guy went for an anniversary of the years since they've been together, they spent their leisurely time at a park where they had their first date, reminiscing the memories back then. They ate yakisoba at the food stall nearby and a boat ride at the lake (which has the most cute/funny scene when they were surprised by the birds that suddenly passed them). They shared fond talks afterwards about how they met; from a goukon two years ago, where they both fell in love with each other the first time. He told her he was very nervous to approach her but at the same time didn't want to let the chance go, and that he was glad that he did in the end. When they were about to leave, they sky grew dark and a storm rains on them. MC's small foldable umbrella wasn't enough for the both of them to use so the boyfriend, hesitantly at first, suggested they'd take shelter in one of the hotels nearby. He admit he meant the 'implied reasons' why he chose for them to go there.
When the rain cleared, they made their way to the train station where they would part ways. Guy noticed a big rainbow in the sky and gets pretty excited and wanted to take a selfie of them together with the rainbow as the background. Guy asked MC to take him to her hometown where she grew up, and MC also asked the same. Guy mentioned he lived in the outskirt of town where there's a lot of nature nearby, so he was excited to show her those places.
Final say: This was one of the earliest R18 series I started with, and I found many good CVs here. There's not much story in them, unfortunately, as the main selling point is the sexing part. Still, I like it because sometimes I just need something light and not too deep; just enough to enjoy the gentle vanilla goodness. This particular volume is also my first purchase of R18 drama CD
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