Synopsis
At a certain company’s sales department, Amane Koharu, known as the “cat senior,” finds herself troubled. Her boyfriend, who works in sales at another company, has been distant lately.
Their last date was canceled without much follow-up, and when she tries to accept his excuse of being busy, unease lingers.
Then Inukami Fuyuki, her junior from the same sales department, invites her out: “It’s been a while—want to grab drinks?”
Always friendly yet impossible to read, Inukami-kun is perpetually smiling. Since getting a boyfriend, Koharu hasn’t gone out drinking with him. (And whenever Inukami-kun invites her to drinks…)
Tonight, Koharu agrees to go out for drinks with him.
This is an office junior (male) × senior (female) story with no power reversal in intimate scenes. Recommended for those who enjoy the female character being gently pushed down and pampered by the male character.
• Content includes: nipple stimulation over clothes, whispers, ear play, clitoral stimulation over underwear. No penetration. 29 pages total, no penetration scenes.
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Editorial Review
[Jordan’s Pick]
If you’re looking for something lighthearted and playful with a distinctly modern office setting, My Dog-Loving Junior, Inukami-kun might be just what you need. This is a female-perspective work that leans into the appeal of a workplace romance with a fun, teasing dynamic that keeps things feeling fresh and entertaining.
The “dog-loving junior” premise gives the work a charming, character-driven foundation that helps it stand out from typical office romance doujins. What makes this particularly enjoyable is how the teasing element creates natural chemistry and banter between characters—it’s the kind of playful tension that makes you invested in what happens next. The focus on intimate but non-penetrative content keeps the pacing light while still delivering satisfying romantic moments, and the nipple play tag suggests some nicely detailed attention to sensual detail without the work becoming overly explicit.
The office/OL setting provides a familiar backdrop that many readers will appreciate, especially if you enjoy the “professional by day” dynamic. The Teen’s Love classification hints at a softer, more emotionally resonant approach to romance, which pairs nicely with the teasing nature of their interactions.
This is solid comfort-read material with genuine character appeal and a good balance of playfulness and intimacy. If you’re browsing Henhenta for something warm, character-focused, and fun without being too heavy, this deserves your attention.
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