Groper Train: Oral Attack
Sayoko is a salesperson for a shady company that is a general molester agency. She catches molesters, introduces them to suitable partners, and earns a commission. Yoshida, who has a soft penis, is introduced to a married woman by her and tries to embrace her in a dimly lit room, but to his surprise, the partner is his frustrated wife, Suiko...
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Sayoko is a salesperson for a shady company that is a general molester agency. She catches molesters, introduces them to suitable partners, and earns a commission. Yoshida, who has a soft penis, is introduced to a married woman by her and tries to embrace her in a dimly lit room, but to his surprise, the partner is his frustrated wife, Suiko...
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Written By:Kinichi Kusumi
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Media Top, Shintoho Pictures
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