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The third volume of a drama about a new couple's love, starring the sexy actress Yua Mikami. Shujiro Isumi and Haruka, who are in their second year of marriage, lived an ideal married life that people envy. However, one day, Shujiro spits out his accumulated desires toward Haruka.
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The third volume of a drama about a new couple's love, starring the sexy actress Yua Mikami. Shujiro Isumi and Haruka, who are in their second year of marriage, lived an ideal married life that people envy. However, one day, Shujiro spits out his accumulated desires toward Haruka.
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