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Pies applicant, the long-awaited second person appeared! This time, Aya, a female college student living in Iwate prefecture. Mr. Aya says that he has finished taking college credits and usually works part-time at a cafe. Such a hidden desire of her was awakened by a man who did not know when she was in the first year of college! Then she who was masturbating while imagining her being vaginal cum shot finally fulfilled her desire with AV!
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