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726ANKK-026 Two Women in Job Hunting Suits (Fuka Nagano)
Two women in recruiting suits are on the job hunt. Amidst the swirl of anxiety and tension about the future, one day their guard falls. One of them, Nagano Fuka, strips off her elegant suit and clings to a man in her exposed underwear. In front of her best friend, they lose themselves in a frenzy, competing for pleasure. This is a record of the momentary, lustful explosion brought on by the stress of job hunting.
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Two women in recruiting suits are on the job hunt. Amidst the swirl of anxiety and tension about the future, one day their guard falls. One of them, Nagano Fuka, strips off her elegant suit and clings to a man in her exposed underwear. In front of her best friend, they lose themselves in a frenzy, competing for pleasure. This is a record of the momentary, lustful explosion brought on by the stress of job hunting.
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