NICHE VIEW vol.98 [Do summer clothes increase birth rate? ]

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10.05.24

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This time, she is a subculture-type JK who will appear for the fourth time (3rd day) (see vol.80, 86, 87). Her hair color is subdued and she is wearing a short-sleeved blouse, giving a glimpse of her youthfulness, giving her a completely different impression, but her muscular calves and the bag she is wearing are also the same, so it is definitely the same person. She appeared in the middle of winter in the last episode, so she is a black character. Last time it was a delicate ham bun from stacking. So, I went all the way to find out what the inside of a skirt looks like in the middle of summer, and I captured the most photographic scene of her getting on a bus from the bus stop closest to her company. I ended up not being able to take a picture because I forgot to press the button. She thought it was a pretty big loss, but when she went back and checked the data, she surprisingly made money from other shoots, so I guess it's not a problem. In conclusion, as you can see from the thumbnail, it was live on this day. It's possible that she simply forgot to wear extra layers, but from my experience, I feel like she's more likely to wear clothes in the summer. Above all, unlike in the winter, there are no skagers wearing jerseys under their skirts, and the percentage of bare legs increases, so personally, I prefer the summer season. Even just walking around will make your skirt flutter and give you more chances. By the way, on this day, after getting off the bus, I took a detour to two stores. The battery of my equipment ran out just as I was waiting at the checkout counter at the second store, so I decided to just leave without pursuing it any further. Due to the shape of the skirt, you can see glimpses of P just by walking, which makes it feel like an orthodox sneak peek video, which is good. Although the content is not very distinctive, the escalators, elevators, and other points of interest are surprisingly diverse, so I think this work can be enjoyed by a variety of people. (All are fiction.)