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Gakusei jidai ni suki ga afuresugita ippo tsuko na rezu de hanareta futari no kimochi wa otona ni natte saikai shi ano koro no omoi o mou ichido tsutae, kisu o shite suki o kanjiatta poster

Gakusei jidai ni suki ga afuresugita ippo tsuko na rezu de hanareta futari no kimochi wa otona ni natte saikai shi ano koro no omoi o mou ichido tsutae, kisu o shite suki o kanjiatta 

Mai had a secret crush on Nia during their school days. One day, when they were alone, she confessed her feelings, leading to a kiss and a physical relationship. Overwhelmed by youthful emotions, they drifted apart. Years later, they reunite at a social gathering as adults. As they reminisce, they revisit their past lesbian bond. After expressing their feelings once more, they kiss again and share what they couldn't say back then.
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Mai had a secret crush on Nia during their school days. One day, when they were alone, she confessed her feelings, leading to a kiss and a physical relationship. Overwhelmed by youthful emotions, they drifted apart. Years later, they reunite at a social gathering as adults. As they reminisce, they revisit their past lesbian bond. After expressing their feelings once more, they kiss again and share what they couldn't say back then.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Maria Fujiwara
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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:Dekoboko Heart

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