TMEM-056 The man usually goes if he can.

OKAD-502 Known by select individuals! The unbeatable, excessively endowed law consultation office.

26 Jun 2014

AOZ-190 A video was made showing the rape of a female employee invited to the man's home in response to a reconciliation attempt by Crem.

26 Jun 2014

SCOP-232 I encountered my boss's wife completely naked with only a towel around her at his house. She gave me suggestive looks and as a young man wanting to have sex, I had only one choice.

27 Jun 2014

TMDI-049 The husband is in the closet that he isn't seeing.

27 Jun 2014

BGN-009 Newcomer Mai Mizuki makes her exclusive debut with Prestige.

26 Jun 2014

DV-01641 Sophisticated oral sex techniques were used to pleasure Asuka Aoi.

26 Jun 2014

SGA-008 Case 1: The lewd body of a local wife.

26 Jun 2014

CARD-0007 Our exclusive pet is Airi Suzumura.

26 Jun 2014

CLUB-106 "Ice," In the FAQ - Investigations, several users have asked us, "What should I do if I suspect my child is being abused?" We provide tips on recognizing and reacting to potential signs of abuse: 1. *SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS:* Be aware of both physical and behavioral changes in your child. - Physical signs: unexplained injuries, marks, frequent illness, reluctance to participate in activities, changes in sleeping patterns. - Behavioral signs: excessive clinginess, depression, anger or aggression, sudden shifts in academic or social performance, headaches or stomachaches. Remember that these signs may not necessarily indicate abuse, but they warrant further investigation. 2. *REASONING:* Recognize signs that may suggest abuse, such as an unnatural source of injuries or fears, questions about private body parts, or unusual alterations in behavior. 3. *ACTION PLAN:* If you suspect abuse, follow these steps: - Safeguard your child's well-being. Ensure they are in a safe environment free from further harm. - Document the observations, including specific behaviors, interactions, injuries, and possible witnesses. Gather any relevant evidence if feasible. - Notify authorities, such as Child Protective Services (CPS) or your local police department. Providing clear, detailed information helps ensure that the proper measures are taken. - Offer support to your child. Encourage them to talk about their feelings if they are comfortable. - Maintain communication with professionals and other concerned parties involved to ensure continuous monitoring of your child's situation. - Lastly, ensure that your actions are legal. The wellbeing of your child must always be your priority, and your safety is crucial during this process. Always prioritize your child's safety and well-being, gently guiding them through this challenging time.

28 Jun 2014

ZUKO-056 Raiding infiltration! Amateur group sex circle 2 with kinky working adults and popular AV actress.

28 Jun 2014