After the Party

This comment section is like a mysterious black hole that draws in those who thought they escaped it...Well, not sure who "the people in the comments below" are that you're referred to but I'll be defensive and say I never posted that. I was saying if the husband doesn't find out and this was an alcohol-fueled mistake, it's best to not get into the same drunk-filled situation again, and move on. If he found out, yeah, she'd have some explaining to do but I hope he realized it's a pretty absent-minded move on his part to get so drunk that he passed out and left his alcohol-consuming, womanizing boss with your "could be soon drunk" hot wife, in which everybody are friends. The story doesn't suggest this was a reoccurring theme on her part and the act wasn't done in clear-minded intentional fashion.

By suggesting that Saeko should keep her sin a secret (to spare her hubby's
feelings and preserve her marriage), I am simply being humane.  Apparently,
that's not good enough for you.  All right, what sort of "consequences" would
you like to see Saeko suffer?  What would satisfy you?

You're obviously a radical third or fourth-wave feminist (with an unwarranted
sense of moral superiority).  I can see why you "get a lot of hate" on Fakku.
If you're so hyper-sensitive to the issue of rape, why would you even hang
around this site? Why would you torture yourself by reading a genre in which
sexual coercion (to one degree or another) is a common theme? Why would
you invite a negative reaction by leaving a disparaging comment on a chapter
in which the coercion element is rather mild compared to chapters in which a
woman is brutally gang-banged and humiliated?  If not for the cheating factor,
this would be a "vanilla" chapter.

To reiterate:
This chapter is not a rape scenario.  It begins with two adults (married to other
people) who know and like each other.  They have a bit too much to drink and
nature takes its course.  How should Saeko react?  Most likely (if this occurred
in the real world), she'd put the whole thing behind her and resolve not to do it
again.  She and the Boss would probably remain good friends, and she certainly
wouldn't think of him as a "rapist."

Besides, Saeko's the one who kept the alcohol flowing that night, so she's partly to
blame for what happened.  As an adult, she should be willing to take responsibility
for her own actions and failures in judgment.

Call me old-fashioned, but there's a big difference between rape and seduction.  Saeko
is not being "raped" (in any sense of the word); she's being seduced, by a man who's
gently overcoming her resistance with sweet words and soulful kisses.  Once he started
sucking her nipples and licking her pussy, she was a goner.

A lot of women love the feeling of being seduced, which is why they often put up token
resistance, even when they're very horny.  Likewise, Saeko is hot for the Boss, but she
resists (half-heartedly) because, as a married woman, she doesn't want to look "easy."
If I had to guess, I'd say she probably started getting moist as soon as page 3, panel 5.

"Living in the moment" is a good way to describe it.  Basically, two healthy
adults who like each other got drunk and nature took its course.  It wasn't
an act of premeditated adultery on Saeko's part, and, while the Boss is
clearly an experienced womanizer (a really smooth operator, as they say),
I don't think he planned to seduce Saeko until the alcohol took effect.
If not for the cheating angle, this would be a pure vanilla chapter.

The Boss is clearly an experienced
womanizer---a "smooth operator,"
as they say.

"LIKE A BOSS!"

The pose, the thighs, the tight skirt, the big boobs, the
cleavage, the glasses, the sultry eyes, the chic hairdo...
Saeko is firing on all cylinders.

If you're talking about the panel of her fixing her shoe, yeah. That pose will induce some involuntary stroking.

The audacity she had to say that was honestly hilarious

I'll see your GAWDDAMN and raise it to "GAWD DAYUM!!"

Saeko was smokin' hot. It always causes me confusion when a chick like her says something like "I'm not cute" but she's drawn to be a beauty and everybody from the reader down to the characters in the story sees the contrary to her rating of herself.

I feel the same way about this. I mean, if the writer ever decided to go that direction in a sequel, she deserves what's coming to her if her man found out...But it was a bit refreshing to see a cheating character not spend the whole session saying how much she loves him while spreading eagle to another man. Saeko was like, "Don't go down there..Um...Ahh...Ahh...Oh f' it. Keep going, this feels good."