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P.E. Class: Sweat from the Bloomers...
Three high school girls: Yu, Aya, and Sachiko. Yu is in a secret relationship with her friend's lover. Aya is a assisted dating partner. Sachiko gets along well with a boy at the warehouse. On the other hand, Yasumi, the female physical education teacher, seems to have an unusual relationship with Aida, a member of the track and field club. High school girls in bloomers and a female teacher are having a sexual feast in the school!
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Three high school girls: Yu, Aya, and Sachiko. Yu is in a secret relationship with her friend's lover. Aya is a assisted dating partner. Sachiko gets along well with a boy at the warehouse. On the other hand, Yasumi, the female physical education teacher, seems to have an unusual relationship with Aida, a member of the track and field club. High school girls in bloomers and a female teacher are having a sexual feast in the school!
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Written By:Kazuaki Nishimura
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