寄宿公寓：女主人的目的

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男主跟女友沒有了生活激情，重新在外租房，恰好遇到一個女房東招合租，女房東的要求是需要接受她有時候會帶男人回來，而且隔音效果不好，男主不僅不反感，還很享受偷窺的樂趣，經常看到女房東跟情人打電話，女房東會各種自慰，讓男主欲罷不能，男主趁房東不在，偷房東的內褲自慰，不僅如此，他更是有了一個瘋狂的念頭——強j女房東...

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