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Pin/Ya
A strong childhood bond between two girls grows into something more. Learning to play with fire as they explore their bodies, Pin and Aya soon learn that their feelings for each other are beyond friendship. With their friendship at stake, will they take a chance at love?
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A strong childhood bond between two girls grows into something more. Learning to play with fire as they explore their bodies, Pin and Aya soon learn that their feelings for each other are beyond friendship. With their friendship at stake, will they take a chance at love?
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Vivamax
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