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Wife New Love – Yui Hatano
This one old dude is married to Hatano Yui, a very beautiful wife, but he begins to have suspicions on her ability to remain faithful. So he hires a private investigator, who confirms Hatano is having fun on the side with a much younger man than her husband. Knowing that the wife is a horny cheater was not the hardest part, as the hubby has a strange way to cope with the issue.
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This one old dude is married to Hatano Yui, a very beautiful wife, but he begins to have suspicions on her ability to remain faithful. So he hires a private investigator, who confirms Hatano is having fun on the side with a much younger man than her husband. Knowing that the wife is a horny cheater was not the hardest part, as the hubby has a strange way to cope with the issue.
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Runtime:109 minutes
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