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Business Trip Massage: Excited Ladies 2
Myeong-jin and Hee-seok works as masseuses for men on business trips. With the difficulty of handling the growing number of clients, they attract Jin-goo, a young man they know with the nickname 'stud'. Young-blooded Jin-goo instantly captivates customers, and Myeong-jin and Hee-seok also surrenders their bodies to the flames.
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Myeong-jin and Hee-seok works as masseuses for men on business trips. With the difficulty of handling the growing number of clients, they attract Jin-goo, a young man they know with the nickname 'stud'. Young-blooded Jin-goo instantly captivates customers, and Myeong-jin and Hee-seok also surrenders their bodies to the flames.
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