AUKG-213 - Runaway high school girl lesbians, Chigusa Hara & Airi Minami

*I don't want it to look dirty. It's not cute and I failed. I'm not going to ask you to give your money back, though.

It was a high school girl theme, so I didn't expect much, and it didn't disappoint in that regard. Both of their acting is immature and poor. I knew they wouldn't have any allure because they're so young, but what they were doing was just too childish. However, they were beautiful and had nice breasts.

I downloaded this because it's a lesbian scene with Chigusa Hara. I don't even know how many times I could finish just watching her, but her partner, Airi Minami, really brings out the best in her. The expression on Chigusa's face while Airi is going down on her is unbearable. I keep rewinding to that part even after watching the whole thing; there's this mix of cuteness and eroticism that just makes you want to scream, 'Keep going, give her more!'

*There are 6 scenes in total. There are no tools. Men also do not intrude into the relationship. 1. Kissing on the porch while wearing a sailor suit. Kiss only. For a short time. 2. It's reflected on the futon as it is, and it's a lesbian act. The kiss is long. In the end, the uniform is just a mess. 3. Lesbian while studying together in the living room. Take off your casual clothes immediately. In the end, she is completely naked. Use a pencil as a small tool. 4. Mixed lesbian bathing in the bathroom. short time 5. Lesbian on the bed in a uniform without a tie. In the end, she is completely naked and her father finds her. 6. Lesbian in childish underwear. Eventually take it off. The relationship is innocent and lovey-dovey, typical of high school girls. For better or worse, it's just like the usual U&K. However, what was very disappointing was that the camera was too close and only the area around the face was captured. Even though she looks great in a sailor suit, I can't really admire her in a sailor suit. Other than the camera angle, I think it's done well.

I'm not into loli, so I didn't expect much, but it has that signature U&K vibe throughout. It wasn't flashy, but I really enjoyed the careful, deliberate play.