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Baby Love
Seara loved Shuhei ever since she was a little girl. Although, Shuhei was thee years older and much bigger than her. He told her to come back when she was older and more grown-up. A few years later, Seara grew to look like a high school student and managed to riggle her way into Shuhei's home. She will now attempt to win his heart, although there might be some obstacles in her path.OAV adapted from Baby Love manga.
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Seara loved Shuhei ever since she was a little girl. Although, Shuhei was thee years older and much bigger than her. He told her to come back when she was older and more grown-up. A few years later, Seara grew to look like a high school student and managed to riggle her way into Shuhei's home. She will now attempt to win his heart, although there might be some obstacles in her path.OAV adapted from Baby Love manga.
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Genre:Animation, Romance
Written By:Tomoko Konparu
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