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Stool Doll
Yoshio Tobari is in love with the perfect woman for him: Hanaka. However, he literally created this himself with the products of his love. And love, as is well known, goes through the stomach (and the intestines) ...
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Yoshio Tobari is in love with the perfect woman for him: Hanaka. However, he literally created this himself with the products of his love. And love, as is well known, goes through the stomach (and the intestines) ...
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