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About Muramata-san no Himitsu
The kind-spirited Muramata holds a secret that no one at her workplace knows. Following yet another mistake made by her subordinate Kaji, the two head off from work to spend a stress-free night out drinking. Due to their usual lounge being closed for the night, at Muramata's suggestion, the office pair head over to her apartment. While in the comfort of her own home, Muramata reveals to Kaji her "youthful foolishness," and the two discover the pleasures that Muramata's secret holds. Wrapped in...
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