The one Who Made A Fool Of Me Is my teacher… I was rejected for my confession, and today, I’m going to revenge rape that teacher
Kasui Jun is a beloved and well-liked by everyone female teacher, who happens to also grab the attention of one of her male students. The young guy very clumsily declares to her, but she flat-out refuses him. It should have been the end of that, but the guy is also a deranged maniac and his love becomes anger. She’s so amazing. What a diamond S1 has found.
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Kasui Jun is a beloved and well-liked by everyone female teacher, who happens to also grab the attention of one of her male students. The young guy very clumsily declares to her, but she flat-out refuses him. It should have been the end of that, but the guy is also a deranged maniac and his love becomes anger. She’s so amazing. What a diamond S1 has found.
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