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Two years into a happy marriage and ready to start a family, Shu and Haruka hit an unexpected wall — Shu suddenly can't perform in the bedroom. The doctor finds nothing physically wrong, which points to something buried in his head. What follows is an intimate, uncomfortable look at how a hidden psychological secret can quietly unravel even a loving relationship. This 2-episode OVA from Studio 9 Maiami isn't just straightforward adult content — there's an actual emotional thread running through it. The tension isn't action-based; it's the slow, awkward friction between what a couple shows each other and what they keep locked away. The domestic setting keeps everything grounded, which makes the psychological element land harder than you'd expect from something in this genre. If you've watched Kuzu no Honkai and appreciated how it handled desire and emotional dishonesty without flinching, this hits a similar nerve. It's also in the same conversation as NTR: Netsuzou Trap when it comes to relationships that look normal on the surface but have something messy underneath. It's based on a manga and keeps the source material's focus on the internal conflict rather than just the explicit side of things. Worth noting — this is adult content, so go in knowing that. But if you're looking for something in the genre that actually gives you a reason to care about the characters first, this short two-episode story delivers that.