Let me buy the underwear that you’re wearing right now! :A married woman with beautiful breasts is a skilled negotiator

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On: December 2, 2025

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Excuse me, um, there’s a TV program that asks us to buy your belongings… Do you have anything you think you could sell? Anything is fine, even cheap items, we’ll buy them for more than the actual price! …and so he picks up a married woman rushing out to buy dinner! He skillfully persuades the kind-hearted married woman, Towa, who gives in to his pressure, and finally manages to negotiate to buy her underwear! After much negotiation, he finally agrees to pay ten times the purchase price of the items and ends up having raw sex! Towa’s fair breasts and plump body are irresistible!

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