Inuit Girls Hunt Alien Monsters in ‘Slash/Back’
Inuit girls use their Inuit tradition to hunt down alien monsters, enough said.
Neko to Tachi: Odoru Akai Shita – Tatami no Ue de 3P Nameai Sekkusu
Hitomi, the third daughter of the Honda family, has set her sights on Rumi, the young maid they hired. While her father is away, Hitomi reveals her true nature and begins to relentlessly pester Rumi. "Have you lost your virginity yet?", "Aren't you fucking around with guys all the time?". Hitomi is puzzled by Rumi's strangely fearless demeanor. "Are you a lesbian?". "I'm not, but with you, Hitomi-san, it would be okay". In that moment, their eyes meet, and soon they begin to intertwine their tongues. Then, a week later, Hitomi returns home bringing an older woman with her named Maiko Miyazawa...
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Hitomi, the third daughter of the Honda family, has set her sights on Rumi, the young maid they hired. While her father is away, Hitomi reveals her true nature and begins to relentlessly pester Rumi. "Have you lost your virginity yet?", "Aren't you fucking around with guys all the time?". Hitomi is puzzled by Rumi's strangely fearless demeanor. "Are you a lesbian?". "I'm not, but with you, Hitomi-san, it would be okay". In that moment, their eyes meet, and soon they begin to intertwine their tongues. Then, a week later, Hitomi returns home bringing an older woman with her named Maiko Miyazawa...
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