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The Return Of The Beautiful Mannequin Wife The Daydream Fantasies Of A Loser With The Ladies! Out Of Control! Deep Love! Living Together And Enjoying Sex Lena Fukiishi poster

The Return Of The Beautiful Mannequin Wife The Daydream Fantasies Of A Loser With The Ladies! Out Of Control! Deep Love! Living Together And Enjoying Sex Lena Fukiishi 

(He always looks at me with a smile on his face... It doesn't matter if everyone dislikes him. If Reina is here, I don't need anything!) Yamada, a soapland employee who had been spending his days unsatisfied, one day. , I was fascinated by a mannequin I found at a garbage dump! Her beautiful features and outstanding body style made her an ideal woman for Yamada. She eventually names the mannequin "Rena" with her attachment, and Yamada's excessive delusions of her gradually go out of control...
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(He always looks at me with a smile on his face... It doesn't matter if everyone dislikes him. If Reina is here, I don't need anything!) Yamada, a soapland employee who had been spending his days unsatisfied, one day. , I was fascinated by a mannequin I found at a garbage dump! Her beautiful features and outstanding body style made her an ideal woman for Yamada. She eventually names the mannequin "Rena" with her attachment, and Yamada's excessive delusions of her gradually go out of control...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kanie
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:VENUS

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