NSPS-079 When the Wish Comes True, Regret Hasn't Arrived Yet

NSPS-079 Editorial notes

This is the third submission of the honest truth series, featuring Minami Kanemori. This time the husband no longer tells the story only from a victim's perspective, because before the event he had already imagined his wife being used by someone else. The wish is safe in his mind, but once realized it cannot be withdrawn.

The wife continues to be spread among many, yet the husband knows this is not fate suddenly striking. Every action before his eyes corresponds to the fantasies he had rehearsed. The more accurately he wants to see, the less he has the right to blame others when he actually sees it.

I like this piece that places satisfaction and regret on the same timeline. The body gives the answer first, and reason starts to speak pain a step later. That delay is short, but enough for the husband to know: he is not forced to stand here; he also opened the door.

This is the kind of husband I prefer to see. He can be contradictory, he can be hurt, but he cannot lose all agency. Bearing the wish after it comes true is more interesting than merely kneeling on the side and begging to stop; sexual preferences and wounds can both grow from the same thought.