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Newlywed Mizuki-sensei is led to the athletic club’s training camp and is completely consumed by tremendous sex… Hikari Ninomiya poster

Newlywed Mizuki-sensei is led to the athletic club’s training camp and is completely consumed by tremendous sex… Hikari Ninomiya 

The table tennis club, which ended in disappointing results in the tournament, held a training camp for 3 nights and 4 days to strengthen their physical strength. Even after finishing hard training, the students who have a lot of physical strength are curious about the body of Mizuki Inoue, the deputy adviser. During the training camp, Mizuki had no choice but to continue to accept the students' unfaithful sex every night.
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The table tennis club, which ended in disappointing results in the tournament, held a training camp for 3 nights and 4 days to strengthen their physical strength. Even after finishing hard training, the students who have a lot of physical strength are curious about the body of Mizuki Inoue, the deputy adviser. During the training camp, Mizuki had no choice but to continue to accept the students' unfaithful sex every night.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:NABE
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Attackers

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