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Back in kindergarten, Ao Horie proudly explained where her name came from. A for the flower, O for something far less innocent. Her father writes erotic novels for a living, and that little speech has followed her for ten years. Now she keeps her head down and studies, chasing one goal: a top university, a career, a life far away from his influence. Boys? Not part of the plan. Then Takumi Kijima, the most ordinary guy in class, ruins everything by confessing. She tries to turn him down politely. He doesn't get the hint. Not even close. And the harder she pushes him away, the louder her own head gets, until her thoughts stop being about textbooks and start being about him. Moans she has to swallow, legs that cross on their own, heat crawling up her neck in the middle of a lecture. Turns out she's not so different from her father after all. So how is a girl supposed to pass her exams when the only thing on her mind is the one subject she swore she'd never study?
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Ao-chan Can't Study!Watch
Midara na Ao-chan wa Benkyou ga Dekinai
TV Series · 2019 · ★ 6,7
Back in kindergarten, Ao Horie proudly explained where her name came from. A for the flower, O for something far less innocent. Her father writes erotic novels for a living, and that little speech has followed her for ten years. Now she keeps her head down and studies, chasing one goal: a top university, a career, a life far away from his influence. Boys? Not part of the plan.
Then Takumi Kijima, the most ordinary guy in class, ruins everything by confessing. She tries to turn him down politely. He doesn't get the hint. Not even close. And the harder she pushes him away, the louder her own head gets, until her thoughts stop being about textbooks and start being about him. Moans she has to swallow, legs that cross on their own, heat crawling up her neck in the middle of a lecture. Turns out she's not so different from her father after all.
So how is a girl supposed to pass her exams when the only thing on her mind is the one subject she swore she'd never study?