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My Wife's New Mom 

The young mother who came to shake her mother came! The granddaughter who lives on the man's house is attracted to her 25 year-old young mother. Busty chest, lumbar lumbar waist, and a bunch of angry ass! A young mother-in-law who boasts a good body. In addition, she is also interested in Taiho, but he keeps pushing the hand of the temptation. On the weekend when the elderly man and wife vacate the house, Taiho and his young mother-in-law fall into a taboo desire.
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The young mother who came to shake her mother came! The granddaughter who lives on the man's house is attracted to her 25 year-old young mother. Busty chest, lumbar lumbar waist, and a bunch of angry ass! A young mother-in-law who boasts a good body. In addition, she is also interested in Taiho, but he keeps pushing the hand of the temptation. On the weekend when the elderly man and wife vacate the house, Taiho and his young mother-in-law fall into a taboo desire.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Lee Ri-dan
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Runtime:81 minutes
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