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Tanin o Mikudasu Takabisha Barikyari OL mo Toriko ni Suru: Josei Senyou Kyousei Kaihatsu M Seikan-esuto Rezu - Kanna Misaki × Jun Suehiro poster

Tanin o Mikudasu Takabisha Barikyari OL mo Toriko ni Suru: Josei Senyou Kyousei Kaihatsu M Seikan-esuto Rezu - Kanna Misaki × Jun Suehiro 

Kanna is an office lady worker who, thanks to her overwhelming work ability and pride, has risen to the top and become an executive at her company. Tired of constantly scolding her incompetent subordinates, she stumbles across an advertisement for a beauty salon and, out of curiosity, books a massage. What awaits her is teasing, massages in intimate areas, and a torture of pleasure. The haughty woman, who knows only work, trembles with pleasure for the first time, and after just one visit to the lesbian beauty salon, she falls for the pleasures of women...
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Kanna is an office lady worker who, thanks to her overwhelming work ability and pride, has risen to the top and become an executive at her company. Tired of constantly scolding her incompetent subordinates, she stumbles across an advertisement for a beauty salon and, out of curiosity, books a massage. What awaits her is teasing, massages in intimate areas, and a torture of pleasure. The haughty woman, who knows only work, trembles with pleasure for the first time, and after just one visit to the lesbian beauty salon, she falls for the pleasures of women...

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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:Bibian

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