Female College Students: In Search of Sponsors Trailer (2021)
"Brother! Are you going to sponsor me?"13 July 2021Romance
College student Sujin is meeting a sponsor. After losing her part-time job, she invites her friend Seo-seo to become her sponsor, and the two share how to excite a man.
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