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Love Me: Kaede and Suzu The Animation is streaming on HiDive. 3 episodes (~1h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About Love Me: Kaede and Suzu The Animation
Kaede is the student council president and is also twin sisters with Suzu. Both are childhood friends with Hayato, of which all three are part of the student council. Through their time together, Kaede and Suzu both both fell in love with Hayato. Both try to compete for Hayato's love and sexual favor.
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