I’m a good Girl, But I Have No Sexual Knowledge And I’m Going To Practice Sex With My Friend (almost A Virgin) Who Is Erotic And Naive. Hikari Aozora
Hikari is a gal who has been having trouble with her dates, namely, despite her looks she doesn’t have a lot of experience and she feels nervous about sex. She watched a few porn movies, but she still feels clueless. So she approaches her old friend Yudzuru, a goofy but trustable guy who is practically a virgin, for her to practice up.
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Hikari is a gal who has been having trouble with her dates, namely, despite her looks she doesn’t have a lot of experience and she feels nervous about sex. She watched a few porn movies, but she still feels clueless. So she approaches her old friend Yudzuru, a goofy but trustable guy who is practically a virgin, for her to practice up.
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