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Kayoko lives with her husband and daughter. One day, after stepping out of the shower, she finds a man wearing a balaclava in the room. They soon engage in a wild sexual encounter; the man turns out to be the son of Yoko, a married woman living next door.
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Kayoko lives with her husband and daughter. One day, after stepping out of the shower, she finds a man wearing a balaclava in the room. They soon engage in a wild sexual encounter; the man turns out to be the son of Yoko, a married woman living next door.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daisuke Yamanouchi
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