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Female student selling her body to her homeroom teacher Meisa Kawakita 

My parents divorced soon after I was born. Since then, I have lived with my mother. Her mother had a habit of paying tribute to men, and her finances were always tight. Gradually my mother demanded that I earn money. That's why I started working as a dad. Old men give money just by being together. I've never had a scary experience, so maybe that's why I was careless. It was Togawa, the homeroom teacher, who appeared at the meeting place.
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My parents divorced soon after I was born. Since then, I have lived with my mother. Her mother had a habit of paying tribute to men, and her finances were always tight. Gradually my mother demanded that I earn money. That's why I started working as a dad. Old men give money just by being together. I've never had a scary experience, so maybe that's why I was careless. It was Togawa, the homeroom teacher, who appeared at the meeting place.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kazuma
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Attackers

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